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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between au gratin potatoes and scalloped potatoes?

Au Gratin potatoes contain cheese, whereas Scalloped Potatoes do not.

Both potato dishes contain layers of thinly sliced potatoes covered in a cream sauce, but au gratin potatoes have cheese incorporated into the sauce, whereas classic scalloped potatoes do not. “Au gratin” generally means that a dish is topped with cheese or breadcrumbs, which get toasted in the oven to create a crust.

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