Question

How do you call these in English?





Thank you.

 

delicious.


i actually have no idea what they are, but they look tasty.

 

They are so, so, so, so good.
So good.

 

Never seen them before.

 

fattening

 

some kinda cream brulee muffin donut cake. idk..

 

I am sorry, I meant to thumb up your post, but I accidentally thumbed down

 

not again........lol

someone else wrote me once and said that....way to go! LOL

 

creme puffs

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/cream-puffs/

 

It's just your luck, I guess xD

Ahhh thank you, now I can go to bed.

 

Something I wouldn't eat.

They do look good, though.

I would say they most resemble cream puffs.

 

Not even one....ever?

 

out of curiosity....what are called they in Croatian?

 

Princess doughnuts, translated.

And apparently it is okay to call them that in English too haha. I didn't think literally translating it would actually be it xD

http://themostbeautifulcakes.com/princess-doughnuts/

 

Perhaps if I had a pretty lady to share them with.

 

they are also fun to throw

 

fatty cakes

 

i would guess cream puff but i see there is 2 types of filling on those and cream puffs here generally just have the one type of filling

 

That pic looks like butterscotch and vanilla cream puffs. yum yum :drool5:

 

I'd just call them cream cakes, to be honest.

However I did a modicum of research, and they are also called profiterole, choux à la crème, and a version called Bossche bol otherwise known as a chocoladebol.
I would imagine it would be difficult to translate chocoladebol into Croatian.

The inside of a Bossche Bol