La Pastisseria, tradition and innovation
In the world of pastry, there are creations that transcend time. Recipes that have become icons — references of taste, technique, and memory.
The Massini, Black Forest, and Tarte Tatin are three of those historic creations that, beyond their geographical origins, belong to the collective imagination of the sweet world.
In this demonstration, we want to pay tribute to these great classics, respecting their essence while daring to reinterpret them from a contemporary, technical, and sensory point of view.
Our goal is clear: to preserve the soul of the dessert while adapting it to today’s palate.
To achieve this, we explore new formats, play with textures, lighten structures, and seek greater flavor intensity without excess.
We believe in a balanced, elegant, and evocative pastry where tradition is not lost, but rather transformed and evolved.
A contemporary look at the timeless
Revisiting the classics doesn’t mean betraying them. It means understanding them deeply, recognizing their essential values, and working from that understanding to make them converse with the present.
In these versions of Massini, Black Forest, and Tatin, we don’t aim to impress with artifice but to enhance the sensory experience: less sugar, more flavor; less density, more lightness; less volume, more intention.
Through textures — creamy, crunchy, melting, airy — we aim to offer a lighter yet equally emotional pastry, where each bite respects tradition while surprising the palate.
Makro Classroom
Massini, Black Forest and Tatin: three classics, a new perspective
In the world of pastry, there are creations that transcend time. Recipes that have become icons — references of taste, technique, and memory.
The Massini, Black Forest, and Tarte Tatin are three of those historic creations that, beyond their geographical origins, belong to the collective imagination of the sweet world.
In this demonstration, we want to pay tribute to these great classics, respecting their essence while daring to reinterpret them from a contemporary, technical, and sensory point of view.
Our goal is clear: to preserve the soul of the dessert while adapting it to today’s palate.
To achieve this, we explore new formats, play with textures, lighten structures, and seek greater flavor intensity without excess.
We believe in a balanced, elegant, and evocative pastry where tradition is not lost, but rather transformed and evolved.
A contemporary look at the timeless
Revisiting the classics doesn’t mean betraying them. It means understanding them deeply, recognizing their essential values, and working from that understanding to make them converse with the present.
In these versions of Massini, Black Forest, and Tatin, we don’t aim to impress with artifice but to enhance the sensory experience: less sugar, more flavor; less density, more lightness; less volume, more intention.
Through textures — creamy, crunchy, melting, airy — we aim to offer a lighter yet equally emotional pastry, where each bite respects tradition while surprising the palate.