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Spotted December 28, 2011Did you know: The history of baklava is not well documented. It has been claimed by many ethnic groups, but there is strong evidence that it is of Central Asian Turkic origin, with its current form being developed in the imperial kitchens of the Topkapı Palace. BUT one of the oldest known recipes for a sort of proto-baklava is found in a Chinese cookbook written in 1330 under the Yuan (Mongol) dynasty under the name güllach."Güllaç" is found in Turkish cuisine.-
adaminsydney, 추영, Lil, Donkeykong and 4 others said Great Shot!
Tom Doran I heard a similar story. A lot of modern cuisines can be traced back and accredited to Chinese cuisine which had been around for 5 millenniums...pretty awesome to think about it and how food is the one true bond of humanity :-)
T I know huh? That's why I like looking this stuff up and posting it! Sharing is caring! hehe
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Pei Ketron, Howie L, adaminsydney, pmeikim and 1 other said Great Shot!
A Foodspotting User, Justafoodie said Great Find!
Lil Are these the giant ones?
T Yeah they are!
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Spotted April 21, 2011Large-size Vanilla Macaron!-
pmeikim, Tom Doran said Great Shot!
omggimmenow, Tom Doran said Great Find!
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Spotted April 21, 2011Macarons box of blueberry, vanilla and chocolate macarons! lovely!-
omggimmenow, pmeikim, Tom Doran said Great Shot!
omggimmenow, Tom Doran said Great Find!
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pmeikim, Tom Doran said Great Shot!
omggimmenow, Tom Doran said Great Find!
omggimmenow I didn't realise they sold macarons! How much do they charge for one of those little darlings? :-)
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Spotted January 22, 2011Some colourful Macarons!
kgdc1, the heart of food, adaminsydney, Johnny Au and 11 others said Great Shot!
kgdc1, Lil, Mr.Tommy , Flavia Becker and 3 others said Great Find!