Dinner usually ends with something sweet, and everyone knows from experience that this brings a certain pleasure. The meaning of the case is obviously this. Eating, which began with pleasure because of the need for food, must end with pleasure in spite of the satisfaction of the need, and the object of this pleasure is a substance that requires almost no digestive work sugar. Sweet dishes or desserts are usually served last. This explanation is simple: the taste, the aroma, the delicate texture of sweet dishes provoke an appetite even when the feeling of hunger has passed. And the sugar present in these dishes ensures their high digestibility. Sweet dishes are prepared with fruits and berries, flour, cereal and dairy products and eggs. Sugar is an essential component of sweet dishes. They also include coffee, cocoa, walnuts, raisins, almonds, vanillin, citric acid, gelatin, starch, liquor and other products. Sweet dishes, including fresh fruits and berries, contain valuable organic acids and vitamins and minerals are sources of human nutrition. To preserve these substances, it is best to serve fruits and benign fruits in their natural form, but only after washing them from contamination. Immature and slightly spoiled fruits and berries are subjected to heat treatment. The calorie content of sweet dishes made from flour, cereal and dairy products and eggs is very significant. Many of them are cream. They contain a lot of fat (up to 30%), milk sugar and some protein. The fat in the cream is in the form of a fine emulsion, which is very important. To increase digestibility and give it a strange taste, it is recommended to beat the cream.
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