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[quote=Anonymous]First hit with Google [url]https://www.mainedayventures.com/blog/deans-sweets-how-do-truffles-get-their-name/#:~:text=A%3A%20Truffles%20originated%20in%20France,the%20dark%20and%20rumpled%20mushroom.[/url] [quote]A: Truffles originated in France in 1895 and it was here that the ball of chocolate ganache dusted with cocoa received the name, truffle. As it turns out, truffles are named after the mushrooms of the similar name because of their resemblance to the dark and rumpled mushroom.[/quote][/quote]
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