Butter puff

The 16th century, the birth of puffs, was found technically and accidentally. The situation is one in which the former Hobbs dynasty of Austria and the French Bourbon dynasty, which had long struggled for European dominance, was exhausted and a political union agreement was reached between the two sides to avoid the profit of neighbouring countries. So the Austrian princess and the French Crown Prince had a wedding party in Versailles, and the puff was the condolence of the two countries' feast, drawing a break for a long war, and from that time on, the Hamilton puff. In France, it's a sign of the festivities, like the birth of a baby or the marriage of a new man. Caramel is used to celebrate in the form of a tower called Croquembouche, which is a symbol of celebration and congratulations。