Fouace Nantaise is a rum and faintly orange flavored, slightly sweet brioche bread that is native to Nantes, France.
Fouace Nantaise, or Nantes Fougasse, is a flower shaped loaf with six petals, meant to represent a star. It was developed in the mid nineteenth century in a village near Nantes, which is along the Loire River in France. It is recommended that it be served with Muscadet, an acidic and citrusy wine from the same region.
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