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There is some debate regarding the history of tiramisu. Some believe it was actually first created during the First World War. Women in northern Italy made these desserts for the men to take with them as they were being sent off to war. Presumably to remind them of their love together; as the bitter-sweet taste of the dessert alludes to the perplexing feeling of love itself. Or more practically, they might have believed the high caffeine and energy content of these desserts will give their men more energy to fight and help bring them home safely. | ||||
Yet another story regarding tiramisu dates back even further. It is said that during the Renaissance periods, Venetian women made these to be shared with their men during the late hours because they believed it would give them the energy to make more vigorous love later. | ||||
Whatever the case may be with this romantic “pick me up” dessert, its ties to love are definitely unmistakable upon your first bite. | ||||
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Ramai orang suka akan kek Tiramisu, adakah anda tahu cerita berkenaan Tiramisu. | ||||
Pada perang dunia pertama , seorang lelaki di Itali telah diarahkan untuk menyertai perang tersebut. Sebelum dia berlepas ke medan perang, kekasihnya telah membuat satu kek untuk dia. Kekasihnya menggunakan bahan-bahan seperti serbuk koko, tepung kek dan sebagainya untuk membuat satu kek yang eank untuk dia. | ||||
Pada masa lelaki terima kek tersebut, kekasihnya berkata dengannya “Tiramisu”; ertinya ialah jangan lupakan saya , sentiasa rindukan saya. | ||||
Inilah cerita yang amat memaniskan hati kita semua. Hadiahkanlah satu kek Tiramisu untuk kekasih kami. | ||||
2008年8月4日 星期一
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