Invention of sweets
Connected Sites
| Site | Rationale | Link |
| Avila | Yema de Santa Teresa | |
| Belem | The famous portuguese pastel de nata is believed to be created before the 18th century by Catholic Monks at the Jerónimos Monastery | |
| Bordeaux | Canelé | |
| City of Luxembourg | Luxemburgerli invented by Camille Studer in 1957 | |
| Costiera Amalfitana | Sfogliatelle invented in conservatorio di Santa Rosa da Lima in the 17th Century | |
| Florence | The invention of ?Gelato?, the confection based on ice, cream and egg yolk as a development of the older water-based sherbet/sorbetto has been linked to Florence during the rule of Catherine de Medici. One version is that the architect and all-round Renaissance man Bernado Buontalenti was charged by Catherine with preparing 'events' for diplomatic guests including banquets and entertainments. In 1565 one of these served a frozen dessert with a recipe approximating to modern 'Gelato'. Buontalenti Gelato is still available! | |
| Lübeck | Marzipan was invented by Johann Niederegger in 1806 (same time as in Tallinn) | |
| Nancy | rum baba or baba au rhum: the original baba was introduced into France in the 18th century via Alsace and Lorraine. This is attributed to Stanisław Leszczyński, the exiled king of Poland (wiki) | |
| Salzburg | Mozartkugel | |
| Tallinn | Marzipan was invented by Lorenz Cawietzel in 1806 (same time as in Luebeck) | |
| Vienna | Croissant was invented in 1683 to celebrate the defeat of the Turks |
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