Mississippi mud pie

Mississippi mud pie is a rich chocolate dessert "variously composed of pudding, cake, biscuits, ice cream, whipped cream, marshmallows, and liqueur presented in a cookie crust." The pie is often built in layers, and topped with chocolate syrup, pecan, almonds, marshmallows, or chocolate shavings. The top of the pie is usually a nice creamy coating.

While Mississippi mud pie was originally associated with Southern United States cuisine, the dish has gained somewhat of an international reputation, owing in large part to the sheer amount of chocolate in each serving.

Perhaps we'll never know the story behind the pie, but everyone at least agrees it is named for the dark, goopy mud found along the Mississippi River.

Ordinary knife cutting effect

Ultrasonic food cutter effect

Cutting dense chocolate cakes is very difficult for ordinary cutting knives, not to mention a thick chocolate coating on top! Ultrasonic food cutters exist for these "difficult miscellaneous diseases", and the ultrasonic blade is purposely cut and finally presents a perfect effect.

Cutting video show

Written by Sophia Chen