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When you go to a french restaurant between meals? |
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Between courses in a meal you might get a palate cleanser which could be a lemon sorbet - like a lemon sherbet. You get like a lemon palet <------ not sure what the name is. But it's given so your food doesn't blend together and you taste all the flavors of the next meal. What is the lemon thing called? so...what is your question? VIV is correct it's a lemon Sorbet ,it cleans and refresh the palate eat nothing between meals please. you are about to get fat soon |
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