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Try a delicious cold dessert made of biscuits and chocolate cream with a strange name "Cold Dog".

The name "cold dog" has received from the German word "hunt" that means trolley, which is consonant with the word "hund" - dog. Form cake really looks like from mining trolley and dessert is prepared without cooking, that is served "cold".

In Italy, this dessert is called "lucullus" and prepare it from biscuits with cream of cocoa mass. This is the most delicate and delicious cake, which you should try in Italy - it is cooked with the freshest ingredients, and according to ancient recipes.

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