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Homemade version of the famous Tropéen bagel, inspired by the Tropéen tart. A soft, slightly sweet brioche soaked in apricot syrup, filled with diplomat cream (pastry cream + whipped cream + gelatin) and fresh strawberries. Ideal for breakfast or a snack.
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