學英文 EP116|中級|鬆餅最初是古羅馬的特色美食|Waffles were first an Ancient Roman specialty episode artwork

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學英文 EP116|中級|鬆餅最初是古羅馬的特色美食|Waffles were first an Ancient Roman specialty

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知道鬆餅的起源竟然可以追溯到古羅馬嗎?從一種叫做「crustula」的甜餅開始,經歷了千年演變,最終變成今天我們熟悉又喜愛的鬆餅!不只口味變多、形狀多樣,鬆餅還在美國擁有專屬的節日「全國鬆餅日」!一起來了解這道甜點背後的歷史故事吧~📚 本集文法學習重點:1️⃣ 連字複合形容詞(Hyphenated compound adjectives)例句:Over time, they changed and became the well-known waffles we eat today.2️⃣ 被動語態(Passive voice)例句:This biscuit was made with flour, honey, and lard, and cooked between two hot metal plates.📖 本集故事簡介:Waffles are now eaten all around the world, but their story started a long time ago in Ancient Rome. Experts think waffles came from a Roman sweet biscuit called ""crustula."" This biscuit was made with flour, honey, and lard, and cooked between two hot metal plates. Later, this idea moved to Italy, where people made a similar food called ferratelle. These early waffles spread to Northern Europe and later to the United States in the 1600s. Over time, they changed and became the well-known waffles we eat today. Waffles now come in many shapes and flavors. In the United States, people celebrate National Waffle Day every year. It remembers the day the first waffle iron was patented in 1869.📲 Readle App 下載連結:⁠https://readle-app.onelink.me/cKqE/8suoeb2w"

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