How to Say “Chocolate Ice Cream” in French

glace au chocolat
Chocolate ice cream in French is glace au chocolat.
The phrase refers to a frozen dessert made from cream and cocoa.

How does it change in a sentence?

The preposition au is a contraction of à and le, used here to indicate the flavor.

Did you know?

  • French pastry chefs often use the term glacer to describe the process of pouring a shiny chocolate coating over a cake to make it look like a mirror.
  • The word glace does not only mean 'ice cream' but also 'ice' and 'mirror'. This is because a mirror's surface was historically viewed as being as smooth and reflective as a sheet of ice.
  • If you order a glace in a French café during the summer, the server may ask if you want it en cornet or en pot, meaning in a cone or in a cup.

Examples in context

  • J'aime la glace au chocolat !
    I like chocolate ice cream!
    This sentence is useful for expressing that you like glace au chocolat.
    Tatoeba #1317589 by Mutusen, translation #855364 by pirytm
  • Tu aimes la glace au chocolat ?
    Do you like chocolate ice cream?
    This sentence is useful for asking someone if they like glace au chocolat.
    Tatoeba #10625135 by lbdx, translation #9966357 by CK
  • J'aimerais une glace au chocolat.
    I would like a chocolate ice cream.
    This sentence is useful for politely requesting glace au chocolat.
    Tatoeba #3259007 by nimfeo, translation #3259008 by CK
  • Je prendrais une glace au chocolat, s'il vous plaît.
    I would like a chocolate ice cream, please.
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Example conversation

At a small ice cream shop in Paris.

  1. Gabriel

    Est-ce qu'il reste de la glace au chocolat ?
    Is there any chocolate ice cream left?
  2. Léa

    Oui, il nous reste une seule glace au chocolat.
    Yes, we have one chocolate ice cream left.
  3. Gabriel

    Parfait, je vais prendre cette glace au chocolat.
    Perfect, I will take this chocolate ice cream.
  4. Léa

    Très bien, monsieur. Voici votre commande.
    Very well, sir. Here is your order.

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