Horn honey is very interesting, and I never knew how to make it when I was a child. A thin claw-shaped shell, wrapped in syrup. Bite open the shell with your mouth, and the syrup will slowly overflow. It's called sweet, which is very interesting. When I was a child, my hands and clothes were easy to stick to, but I still couldn't take care of them. If you can't stop eating, just grab it and keep stuffing it into your mouth.
The first time I saw souffle was in a circle of friends. It used to be very popular to brush souffles in the circle of friends. There was an oven at home, so I thought I could make it myself, and then I tried it. I was worried about whether it would be bad when I did it. I took a bite when I first baked it. That smell is indescribable. The crispy skin was bitten by me, and the rustling egg yolk and sweet but not greasy bean paste made people eat one bite after another. It was then that I couldn't stop.