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A tatin is a type of upside-down caramelized fruit tart, traditionally made with apples, though other fruits can be used. It originates from France, specifically from the Tatin sisters who created it in the late 19th century. The fruit is cooked in butter and sugar before being covered with pastry and baked, resulting in a sweet, rich dessert with a caramelized top when inverted. Tatin is often served warm, sometimes with cream or ice cream.

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