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浪漫的國度浪漫的甜點

你是一個愛好美食的人嗎？世界上有各種各樣的美食，之前舌尖上的中國可以說是讓全世界的人民都了解到了中國的美食，那麽其他國家的美食有哪些呢？

我們都知道法國是一個浪漫的國度，連空氣中都彌漫著浪漫的味道，法國的甜點也是享譽盛名，外觀漂亮，味道也不錯，我們常常會說法國大餐，估計也是這個原因吧。

说到法国的甜点你会想到哪个？第一个让我想起的当然就是马卡龙了，马卡龙还有个性感的名字叫做少女的酥胸是不是听上去就有种让人遐想的冲动呢？或许你觉得马卡龙看上去不久是奥利奥吗？呵呵，如果你这样想那就大错特错了，马卡龙各项材料、口味的协调、对比可以说是极为讲究，它五光十色的颜色让你在阳光下会看到幸福的彩虹哦！马卡龙海经常出现在日本的动画片中，现在也只在法国东北部见到，不过日本也开了分店，并且生意可以说是非常火爆的。

舒弗蕾是法国的另一著名小吃了，从中世纪开始这种小吃就开始存在了，舒弗蕾又叫但奶酥，是经过烘焙质轻而蓬松，看上去软软绵绵的，让人看到就有食欲。这种小吃不仅能作小吃，还能作为餐桌上的主菜，配上鹅肝，可以说是上等佳肴了。据说舒弗蕾是会漏气的，所以吃的时候必须要分秒必争，要不就失去了它原有的味道呢。

布裏歐修，這個蛋糕在制作的時候不允許有水加入，最主要的原料就是雞蛋和奶油，你可以想象一下，如果你面前有一個大蛋糕，裏面只有奶油和雞蛋，是不是讓你覺得有點膩膩的感覺，其實這種面包極爲好吃，逼近口感好，而且根本就是入口即化。法國是一個浪漫的國度，它的甜點也和國家一樣浪漫有美味，如果有機會你一定要嘗嘗它們，因爲我相信你一定會愛上它們的味道。

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