Macalon was well known as a French dessert, but in fact it was invented by the Italians. When Macalon first arrived in France, it was quite different from today's Macalon: it was just a single piece, without a scratch. When the almond cakes were passed to France, the single slices became sore, and imaginative French chefs tried to add different fruits and jams – even coffee and chocolate – to create colorful colors. And so, in France, the great Macalon was given a strong French label. Thus, Macalon is not just a dessert, a good food, but a culture.”