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## Napoleon in a Glass: A Lazy Yet Delicious Dessert
If you love the classic Napoleon pastry but don’t have the time or patience for its layers of flaky puff pastry and creamy custard, you’re in for a treat. Introducing **Napoleon in a Glass** — a simplified, no-fuss dessert that captures all the luscious flavors and textures of the traditional French favorite, but in an easy-to-assemble, elegant glass.
This recipe is perfect for busy days, last-minute guests, or when you just want a satisfying dessert without turning on the oven or wrestling with dough. Plus, the individual glass servings make it ideal for presentation and portion control.
### What Makes Napoleon in a Glass So Special?
The traditional Napoleon (or Mille-feuille) is a labor of love, involving carefully baked layers of puff pastry, rich pastry cream, and sometimes a delicate icing or powdered sugar topping. While irresistible, the process can be time-consuming and tricky for home cooks.
Napoleon in a Glass cleverly skips the baking, using readily available ingredients like store-bought puff pastry crisps or biscuits, creamy custard or pudding, and whipped cream to recreate those layers. The result? A delightful medley of crunch, creaminess, and sweetness, served straight in a glass.
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