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Des tartelettes individuelles à la pâte sablée, garnies d'une crème pâtissière onctueuse, de fraises fraîches, de framboises et d'un nappage brillant à la confiture d'abricot. Idéales pour un dessert d'été rafraîchissant ou un goûter élégant.
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