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Des verrines fraîches et gourmandes composées de biscuits spéculoos émiettés, d'une ganache chocolat-crème et d'une mousse légère à la mascarpone. Un dessert élégant, rapide à préparer et parfait pour les chauds après‑midi d'été.
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