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魔都神级甜品大公开教你怎样俘获女神的心

進入冬季，各種節日接踵而來，你做好要送女生們禮物的准備了嗎？如果沒有什麽好的創意，不妨帶著心儀的女生們去吃甜品。精致美味的甜品對女生來說是無法拒絕的禮物，在年末歲尾的關鍵時刻，普通的甜品怎麽會吸引女孩的注意力呢！！不妨看看小編下面的介紹吧！！

Vespertine月见花巧克力露营棉花糖

這是一道能打破高冷女神堅冰的暖心甜品，極具美式風味的巧克力露營棉花糖，由主廚特地走訪賓夕法尼，尋得最純正好時牛奶巧克力，搭配自制威士忌棉花糖和手工全麥餅幹，呈現出這樣一份暖洋洋的極致美味；以火烤化棉花糖，夾上巧克力與全麥餅幹夾成甜蜜蜜的三明治，再啜飲一口濃郁微苦的熱巧克力，女神的心瞬間就融化成一江春水!

Mr Mrs Bund 柠檬挞

曾被CNN評選爲上海最佳西式甜點，看似簡簡單單的整顆檸檬形狀，卻是耗費3天才能做成的終極甜品。主廚將整顆檸檬掏空，以糖煮72小時呈透明狀，再填入檸檬香草奶油、葡萄柚果肉和檸檬雪酪；連皮同食，濃郁的奶油馨香混合檸檬的清酸，口感清爽，俘獲芳心無數。

Le Sept 巧克力布朗尼

Le sept大厨独创的这款巧克力布朗尼，颠覆了我们对布朗尼敦实形象的想象，化身风情万种的多层次美女，柔软适中的口感，糅合适量脆果仁，上层和下层的脆薄片中夹着温和细腻牛奶巧克力，每一层的巧克力浓度都不相同，每一口都如与天使接吻一般，让女神倍感甜蜜温馨！

Lady Bund贰千金巧克力惊喜

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貳千金的巧克力驚喜，是最能籠絡人心的一道精致甜品，現場澆上熱巧克力醬的過程似乎就是在見證奇迹的發生，冰淇淋全部爲營業前三小時手作，甜蜜綿軟的口感，搭配馥郁而不會過甜的巧克力外殼，無比罪惡的同時卻絕對能讓女神也把持不住！

8 ? Otto e Mezzo BOMBANA 现代提拉米苏

餐厅现代提拉米苏采用解构手法，将提拉米苏的3层口感剖析开，用解构的形式呈现给食客。入口先是细腻的可可粉与柔滑奶油，在口腔中的缠绵融合；原本垫于地下的手指饼干，制造出充满层次的脆感。创新式做法，定能让女神倍感新鲜。

外滩华尔道夫酒店红丝绒蛋糕

从20世纪20年代的纽约华尔道夫酒店，一直红到上海滩的经典招牌甜点，让人心动不已的深红蛋糕色泽，来自于天然的甜菜根汁与可可粉，浓郁深厚得如同爱情，覆盖的香草奶油更增香滑口感。此蛋糕曾出现在茱莉亚罗伯茨主演的电影《Steel Magnolias》里，华美风姿让女神都为之倾倒。

C Gourmet 柠檬玫瑰芝士

甜品師傅在日本待了4年，在法國也待了4年，出品絕對不是街頭小店能比。這款混有檸檬和玫瑰的芝士蛋糕，味道非常清新酸甜，外表和口感一樣層次感十足，上層棉花細軟，下層酥香濃郁，疏落的撒著細碎玫瑰花瓣的擺盤也瞬間俘獲女神的心，配著紅茶享用，一切更顯惬意！

当甜点Mandarin(意为橘子)的亮相，女生们一定为之心动！橙色橘子造型可爱又俏皮，不仅如此，高级法式甜点层次丰富，给人多重味觉快感。多种质感的甜点就好像建筑，当你一刀下去，甜点层次分明，也不会塌掉。做到这一点并不容易，因为不同的质感能够承受的力不同。这需要甜点师非常好的技术，让每一层都恰到好处的在临界点上。甜点对温度、湿度的要求可以说是精准，Pascal Molines在上海调试多次，才让这颗柑橘，适应上海的天气，完美的在上海长出来。

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