Talk:Petit gâteau

doesn't correspond with the french version of the article
I have noticed that this article doesn't correspond with the french one. Well, I am French and I was reading the French article. Then I went to the English article and saw that it was about a dessert named "petit gâteau", which I had never heard about... I saw it was something that was served in NY restaurants. Maybe it would be better to create another article about that "petit gâteau" and make THIS article be an article about the real french dessert "FONDANT AU CHOCOLAT". What do you think ? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2A02:8433:1411:4300:ADBA:6396:CAF4:D27 (talk) 23:50, 4 February 2016 (UTC)


 * This seems to have since been resolved – the French Wikipedia page "petit gâteau" currently redirects to "cupcake" (which I assume is the intended meaning), and this English page is linked to the French page "fondant au chocolat". Throne3d (talk) 21:46, 23 March 2018 (UTC

seems to be false information
I think this page is false! A FONDANT AU CHOCOLAT is one variety of any "petit gateaux". A FONDANT AU CHOCOLAT have nothing common with the "MILLECREPES" (that not really exist in france but comes from US!) cited at the end of the article. The small cake with fruits too is a different variety of cake maybe derived from a "FORET NOIRE" or a "CLAFOUTIS" but there is so much types... Anyway I suggest to drop this article to recycle bin or explain the variations of each small petit cakes in NY derived from french cakes. Or explains the generality of small cakes we found in french patisserie! 05:00, 28 August 2018 (UTC