Tatiana Trefilova

Participant of the V international exhibition MuñecArt

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Tiramisu

Think it’s just a doll? No – this is a little dancer named Tiramisu)) She is tender and piquant at the same time.

Tiramisu translates from Italian as “cheer me up”, “lift me up”

They say that the real tiramisu dessert can only be tasted in Italy. This means that the food with the same name that I ate was not the right desserts))

Unfortunately, many do not have the opportunity to taste this heavenly delicacy in Italy. As a consolation, I decided to cook Tiramisu according to my recipe. Perhaps I messed everything up with the products)) Most likely, my dessert will also be very different from the real one. And the doll is not edible;). But little Tiramisu will bring everyone a moment of joy, and a smile, like a real dessert)

Price: 210 € shipping is not included

Boudoir, collectible, movable doll Tiramisu

Feb 2020

Height 33 cm (13 inches)

Baked polymer clay, goat curls, cotton, staple, lace, genuine leather.

Stand included.

Napoleon

This funny, mischievous boy is not just a child – this is a real cake. In Russia, this dessert is called by the big name Napoleon! This is probably why I wanted to put him at the head of the collection. Why not the commander-in-chief of all desserts?) And the faithful caramel horse on a stick is always there! Unless a triangular hat is not enough to become a real Napoleon;))

It turns out that in different countries this dessert has its own name.

In Russia, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Norway, Lithuania and the USA, the cake is named after the French Emperor – “Napoleon”

In Poland – “kremovka” and “napoleonka”

In Italy – “Neapolitan” or “a thousand layers”

In France, Canada and England – “a thousand layers” (millefeuille)

In the UK, New Zealand and Australia, the name translates as “cream slice” or “vanilla slice” (vanilla slice, custard slice, cream slice)

In Belgium and the Netherlands, the dessert is known as “tompouce”

In Hungary – “French royal cream”