1605 ⟶ Early References to Rolled Wafers

References to rolled wafers.
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1100
1605
1928

🧇 Wafers Introduced to Britain

Wafers are introduced from France into Britain, by the Normans. They were cake-like, however, not crisp like what we today call Wafers.⟶
Wafers Introduced to Britain (1100)
SweetsWafersMiddle AgesUnited KingdomFranceNormans
United KingdomUnited KingdomFranceFrance

🧇 Early References to Rolled Wafers

References to rolled wafers.⟶
Early References to Rolled Wafers (1605)
WafersConfectioneryBakingEarly Modern PeriodSweet Treats

🥐 Early References to Puff Pastry

References to puff pastry, made by placing butter between sheets of rolled dough.⟶
Early References to Puff Pastry (1605)
Puff PastryPastryBakingEarly Modern PeriodCulinary DevelopmentDoughFood Preparation
FranceFrance

🍬 Early Reference to Lucky Tattie Candy

One of the earliest references to lucky tattie candy, in the Dundee Evening Telegraph⟶
Early Reference to Lucky Tattie Candy (1928)
CandyConfectioneryLucky TattieUnited Kingdom20th Century
United KingdomUnited Kingdom