Tiramisu (Tiramisu) is an Italian dessert classic, it is said that after eating a delicious Tiramisu, you will be so happy that you will be floating, like ascending to fairyland. In the Italian legend, Tiramisu first originated in the soldiers on the battlefield before, anxious lover because there is no time to bake a beautiful cake, had to messily mixed with eggs and cocoa cake strips made of crude quick snacks, and then sweating to the hands of the soldiers, she hangs sweat beads, glistening with tears handing over the food, although simple, but sweet aroma and fragrance, full of deep love. Thus, one of the meanings of tiramisu is "remember me".

In fact, there is no need to use anything to express, it is impossible to forget. How can you forget, and how will you forget? Even if you drink the "drunkenness" that makes people lost, the lips and teeth swimming between the mellow and dense Tiramisu aftertaste will remind, in one place, there is a girl, all night to make that love Tiramisu.

But a while, Tiramisu took up, really beautiful and extreme, Shen Hongfei in the " dessert" praised that the "Tiramisu" is the most important thing. In "Dessert", Shen Hongfei exclaimed, "It is bitter with Espresso, moist with eggs and sugar, mellow with sweet wine, rich with chocolate, dense with finger cookies, thick with cheese and whipped cream, and dry with cocoa powder", and visually interpreted all the intricacies of the experience it evokes in an intertwined way, leaving one's imagination in a state of ecstasy.

What first attracted me, however, was not the splendor of its appearance, the beauty of its gesture, or its lingering lore, but its other, more widely known meaning.

Tiramisu, take me away.

The deliciousness will always pass, and the meaning of "take me away" is particularly poignant. What kind of person can take me away? Will it be heaven or hell after you take me away? Or a lifetime of no regrets? "Take Me Away" is like a bet, tempting gamblers to use their feelings as stakes; "Take Me Away" is more like a lesson in poisonous herbs, luring those who believe in fairy tales to indulge their emotions. In Planet Love, the girl who longs for love calls Tiramisu "the taste of love", and takes great pains to beat the eggs carefully, stir the cheese gently, and finally, after more than ten hours of freezing and brewing, she cautiously tastes the taste of love, which is a mixture of hope and sweetness.