Petit écolier — Wikipédia
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Petit écolier tendre coeur au lait - LU - 120 g
Lu Petit Ecolier with dark chocolate of the brand Lu 150g
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Lu Petit Ecolier European Milk Chocolate Biscuit Cookies, 5.3 oz : Grocery & Gourmet Food
Lu Petit Ecolier with dark chocolate of the brand Lu 150g
Hidden under a thin shell of crispy chocolate a heart of orange marmalade on a soft cookie. How could you possibly resist this favorite of French gourmands? The origin of LU dates back to the marriage of Monsieur Lefebvre, a baker and Mademoiselle Utile in 1850 in the seaside town of Nantes. The couple started baking cookies and labeled each package with their initials, LU. Today LU is the most popular producer of cookies and biscuits in France.
Lu Pim’s Orange 150g
File:Antonio Mancini Le petit écolier 1876.jpg - Wikipedia
