The Italian tradition of Tiramisu

The Italian tradition of Tiramisu

In Italian legend, Tiramisu, who was born before the soldiers went to war, and a desperate lover who had not had the time to bake a fine cake, had to mix his hands and feet to make a rough and quick snack, sweating to the soldiers, wearing sweaty beads and tearing away food, though simple, with deep love. One of the meanings of Intiramisu is “remember me”. The other meaning of Tiramisu is “take me away”. Tiramisu himself is a special case, perhaps because he made it himself when he was after me, and the only dessert — especially romantic when he discovered that he had a story behind him. The terminus is very light because no alcohol is added because the individual doesn't like the taste of alcohol. It tastes the same