What is another word for Mendiant?
Pronunciation: [mˈɛndi͡ənt] (IPA) 
Mendiant originates from the French word "mendier," which means "to beg." It refers to a traditional chocolate confectionery that is studded with nuts and dried fruits. This term can be synonymously used with "chocolate bark" or "chocolate clusters." Other possible synonyms are "chocolate-covered fruit and nuts" or "candy-coated trail mix." These delectable treats are often served as a dessert or snack during special occasions such as Christmas, Easter, or Valentine's day. The combinations of ingredients for mendiant can range from classic dried fruits like raisins and apricots to fancier ones like candied ginger or pomegranate seeds. Regardless of the name or the ingredients, mendiant is a decadent and irresistible indulgence for chocolate lovers.
