Laminated dough being rolled flat and cut into triangular shapes using knife and ruler on wooden cutting board for croissant formation

The culmination of the lamination process involves rolling the dough to the proper thickness and cutting precise triangular shapes that will become individual croissants. The consistent thickness achieved through careful rolling ensures even baking, while the triangular cuts provide the classic croissant shape. The systematic cutting pattern maximizes dough usage and maintains the integrity of the carefully created butter layers.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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