___-feuille (French pastry named for its layers) NYT crossword answer is:
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A ___-feuille is a French pastry made of layers of puff pastry and cream. It is named for the French phrase "feuille de pâte," which literally translates to "sheet of pastry." The pastry is often filled with custard, fruit, or chocolate and is a popular dessert in France. It is also known as a Napoleon or mille-feuille in some countries.
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