Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

Crème dessert

English translation:

crème dessert

Added to glossary by Jennifer White
Aug 22, 2008 14:04
15 yrs ago
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French term

Crème dessert

French to English Other Food & Drink
Crème dessert...
Proposed translations (English)
3 +5 crème dessert
4 +3 dairy dessert
4 +3 Context?
5 pudding
4 dessert cream
Change log

Aug 30, 2008 10:28: Jennifer White Created KOG entry

Discussion

Sheila Wilson Aug 22, 2008:
As shown by the various discussions, it's really difficult to say without any context. Is it for a recipe, a restaurant menu, a producer's marketing text, a magazine article, a .....? What is the rest of the sentence?
French Foodie Aug 22, 2008:
Dessert lacté This isn't a disagree by any means to cfraser's answer, as I do not know myself, but I wonder if dairy dessert isn't more general like "dessert lacté", which would be any milk-based dessert, and the creme dessert something necessarily creamier. Dunno... Food for thought.

Proposed translations

+5
11 mins
Selected

crème dessert

why not leave it as it is?
Lots of web references for this.

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Note added at 15 mins (2008-08-22 14:19:34 GMT)
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eg:
http://www.wipo.int/ipdl/en/madrid/key.jsp?KEY=844057
Peer comment(s):

agree Enrique Huber (X)
20 mins
Thanks. I just think that on a menu this would sound more exotic/appetising than eg "dairy dessert"
agree B D Finch : Assuming the resto wants this item on its menu to sound French rather than English (which does make sense).
1 hr
Thanks
agree Lionel_M (X) : Yes ! why not ???
2 hrs
thanks
agree margaret caulfield
19 hrs
thanks
agree rkillings : Or 'dessert creme' (sic, English word order, no accent).
2 days 3 hrs
thanks, yes.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks, I also think it's the best solution (it will appear on a product label)"
+3
2 mins

dairy dessert

I have come accross this in menus, recipes. It simply refers to "dairy dessert".

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Note added at 3 mins (2008-08-22 14:08:02 GMT)
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i.e prepared with milk "dessert à base de lait"
Peer comment(s):

agree Caroline Vignard (X)
5 mins
thanks
agree Mohamed Mehenoun
33 mins
thanks
neutral B D Finch : This would generally occur in recipes rather than menus, it is a category that helps people choose or avoid according to whether they want dairy produce incorporated in their pudding.
1 hr
agree ACOZ (X)
16 hrs
thanks
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6 mins

dessert cream

See for instance "strawberry/coffee dessert cream" on the web.
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1 hr

pudding

IF AND ONLY IF your target dialect is U.S. English, "pudding" is the word you are looking for.
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+3
3 hrs

Context?

Some people are talking about this being an item on a menu, or an ingredient in a dessert.

For me, the primary sense is that of those Tout-le-monde-aime-D*****-type desserts that come in packs of four plastic containers and in three main flavours: coffee, caramel and , and , and ... is it vanilla? I only ever buy the coffee ones.

So for me it's a dairy dessert.

The ones in my fridge at the moment are those distributed by Aldi:

Crème dessert
Saveur Café
A la crème fraîche

The ingredients are:
Lait entier, sucre, crème fraîche (4%), amidon transformé de maïs (don't you love they way the stick to the spoon?), arôme café, colorant E150c, lactose, gélifiant E407, protéines de lait.

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As I say, given that the primary ingredient is milk, and that there is only 4% cream in it, for me it is a dairy dessert. But obviously for marketing purposes it's desirable to tout it as a cream dessert, which is what Dantwo does, by and large.

But the duality of prototypes has also contributed to soften Danone's image: Danette CREAM DESSERT signifies hedonism, pleasure and opulence. ...
books.google.com/books?isbn=0749442832...

Danette has extended its Danette line with Danette on a bed of fruit, a CREAM DESSERT with a layer of fruit fondants. There are two products introduced: ...
www.faqs.org/.../FRANCE-DANONES-TAILLEFINE-PAUSE-SAVEUR-FRA...

Danette. (531) International Classification of the Figurative Elements of Marks ... yogurts, drinking yogurts, mousses, creams, DESSERT CREAMS, fresh cream, ...
www.wipo.int/ipdl/en/madrid/key.jsp?KEY=797657

Ah, it's chocolate:
In Danette you have the cream CARAMEL and CHOCOLATE, ...
www.arabianbusiness.com/501689-sweet-tooth

The spokeswoman said that Danone had learnt its lesson from the commercial failure of thelight version of its Danette CREAM DESSERT brand which contained ...
www.just-food.com/article.aspx?ID=96866

Danonino, a fresh cheese for young children, the DAIRY DESSERT Danette, ...
findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3301/is_/ai_n17114257

Danette has a 64.5% share of the DESSERT CREAM market, which represents a ...
www.faqs.org/.../FRANCE-DANONES-TAILLEFINE-PAUSE-SAVEUR-FRA...

Danone’s history. of innovation stretches back 30 years. One. of its most successful products is Danette. — a fresh DAIRY DESSERT. ...
secure.financialmail.co.za/report/france/france10-11.pdf
Peer comment(s):

agree Emma Paulay : with Cream Dessert http://www.wipo.int/ipdl/en/madrid/key.jsp?KEY=893131
3 hrs
agree Myriam Dupouy : Yes, "crème dessert" is like a "Dan****"...Cream Dessert...
20 hrs
agree narasimha (X) : Without context, it is the best that one can do.
1 day 10 hrs
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