How to Say “Palmiers” in French

palmiers
palmiers is the French term for heart-shaped puff pastry cookies made with sugar.

Did you know?

  • The palmier belongs to the category of viennoiseries, a term for breakfast pastries that actually originates from Vienna rather than France.
  • In some parts of France, particularly in the South, these are occasionally referred to as oreillers, which means 'pillows'.
  • The word palmier is also used in French architecture to describe a decorative ornament carved in the shape of a palm leaf.

Examples in context

  • J'adore les palmiers du boulanger local.
    I love the palmiers from the local bakery.
  • Je vais acheter des palmiers pour le dessert.
    I'm going to buy some palmiers for dessert.
  • J'adore les palmiers au sucre.
    I love sugar palmiers.
  • Est-ce qu'il reste des palmiers ?
    Are there any palmiers left?
  • Ces palmiers sont très croustillants.
    These palmiers are very crunchy.

Example conversation

Nathan and Manon are sharing a snack at home.

  1. Nathan

    Tu veux manger des palmiers, Manon ?
    Do you want to eat some palmiers, Manon?
  2. Manon

    Oui, s'il te plaît, Nathan.
    Yes, please, Nathan.
  3. Nathan

    Les palmiers sont délicieux ici.
    The palmiers are delicious here.
  4. Manon

    C'est vrai, ils sont parfaits.
    It's true, they are perfect.
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