Sunday, January 10, 2010
Dear Andy,
The last time i've had a tiramisu was when i was in primary school. It was one made by my aunty. And i could remember that when you placed this desert on your tongue the first thing that you would taste was the cream. Next the coffee will slowly start to take over the cream taste. Not overpoweringly, but slowly. Finally when you've swallowed both tastes would be left lingering on your tastebuds and you can't help but want more.
Why haven't I had more than? For some reason, whenever i see tiramisu, I'll end up choosing the chocolate cake that looked a lot higher, a lot more desirable at that moment. I finally realised that in my heart i had struck the tiramisu off. Not giving it a chance back into my life. I had forgotten that the tiramisu has a respectable placing as well. The best tasting italian desert, if you googled it a few years ago, lots of definitions of its meaning will come up. Some are " carry me up"," pick me up" or " lift me up" but yet if you googled it today, most websites tell you it's a desert. And not the meaning of its name.
It's time to let the tiramisu earn it's place back in my heart.
tre arty
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11:54 AM|
The last time i've had a tiramisu was when i was in primary school. It was one made by my aunty. And i could remember that when you placed this desert on your tongue the first thing that you would taste was the cream. Next the coffee will slowly start to take over the cream taste. Not overpoweringly, but slowly. Finally when you've swallowed both tastes would be left lingering on your tastebuds and you can't help but want more.