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fondant

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fondant
(of a colour) soft; pastel
fondant [′fän·dənt]
(electromagnetism)
flux


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Instead, his beef ``100'' entree ($36) brings together tender Neiman Ranch filet mignon with rich, juicy, braised short ribs and creamy potatoes fondant.
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