Thank you, Japan.
>tiramisu is japanese trad dessertyes, you are welcome
>>220568565Tiramisu is italian
>>220568923Does Tiramisu sound italian to you?
tirimasu
Everyone knows it's an ancient Mayan dish
>>220568864Tiramisu desu ne senpai
>>220568565love having some Japanese tiramisu with the traditional Italian beverage of sake
>>220568565test
Trierer Missuh is a German speciality
>>220569636you're a German specialty
>>220568946Yes? My nonna used to make Tiramisu all the time back in Rome. Sad to see you haven't kept the traditions alive.
>>220569761our traditions evolved.>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuG6m9xhel8
>>220568946The funny thing is that Japanese people pronounce it "Tiramiss"
>>220570550They pronounce desu dess too
>>220569200sou desu ne
Gives me an idea to make a choc ripple cake but I dip the biscuits into coffee beforehand.
>>220571891sounds awful
IL PIATTO FECALIANO DELLA TRADIZIONE SINIORI PISTOIA DELIVEROO
>>220568565Tirat-missou is obviously a French dessert
>>220568565ehehe, it's MY pleasure! (*´σｰ｀)ｴﾍﾍ
>>220568565Say to Italy
>>220569761Tira-misu was created during the Edo period and later brought to Europe by Portuguese missionaries, eventually making its way to Venice. However, spaghetti DIDN't come from Asia. It originated from Swissland where it grew on trees.
>>220568565It’s American
>>220569200ニーが
yeah i love チラミス
Tiramisu is a popular desert originating from sweden. Traditionally it was prepared using fermented fish, to be consumed during the often long and dark winters in the swedish tundra.when it became an internationally beloved staple, complaints grew louder about the fishy smell, which was often remarked as as "strong smelling" and the fish odor "not fitting for a desert", resulting in more and more country customising it with their own ingredients, ie cream and sugar in the italian interpretation, vinegar and beans on the british islands, sugar beets in szchech republic.
>>220579099Thank you Germany, these factoids are very interesting
>>220579155glad to be of any help, beautiful italy
tiramisu first entered middle euopean areas when it was introduced by swedish soldiers during the 30 years war. during this era, swedish monarch karl gustav the third refused to eat anything else but the nordic delicacy, forcing his troops to bring along wagon loads of the tasty dish, often caried by ox carts, which slowed down the progres of the swedes considerately. this delay resulted in a heavy defeat of the swedish troops at the battle of wintergarden, near todays krakau, Poland, because the oxen-carried waggons often got stuck in the ruds of the badly maintained polish streets. Some swedes therefore started refering to the healthy snack we today know as "tiramisu" as "orebrö", or loosely translated meaning something like "late-to-battle-cake".
>>220579421He would only eat cake? What a fat bastard.
>>220579440these were different times
tira-me isso
>>220568565Týrá mísu is a Czech dessert
>>220569761tiramisu is a japanese goddess you silly
>>220580249Based
