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It's just that the French name got associated with the act of cutting fine sticks in English, it sounds cooler than cutting fine sticks. Probably popularized by
by cinntaile 4y ago
It's just that the French name got associated with the act of cutting fine sticks in English, it sounds cooler than cutting fine sticks. Probably popularized by some famous chef that wrote books or did tv shows. It doesn't make the cutting technique French.