Cynthia is a 27 year old chiropractor in Sweden, where the winters are extremely windy and harsh. Every day, on the way to her office, Cynthia would pay a visit to her favourite local bakery to buy a few freshly-baked loaves of bread. While still hot, she carefully slides two of them into her earmuffs so the hot breads would provide the warmth to her ears in a pleasant fashion.

Six years ago, in a cold winter evening, Jerome saw Nicole stranded in a small alley, where her car got stuck in a pile of snow. Jerome, a true gentleman, helped to push her car out. This sparkled a long lasting romance between the two. To commemorate that eventful day, Jerome and Nicole enjoy walking down the same alley and remember the very magical moment. Among romantic rituals that this soon-to-be-married couple developed is “biting each other ears”, as they call it: Taking a small loaf of freshly baked breads from each other’s earmuffs and share.

Grandmas are always sweet and kind, and Angela’s was no different. When she was a child, they used to bake fresh breads and cook dinner together for the entire family. A few years ago, after a long fight with breast cancer, grandma passed away and left Angela with a deep lasting scar. Angela is a strong woman now. She is a successful financial planner and is working her way up the corporate ladder in a large bank in England. To this day, the smell of bread revives very strong and sweet nostalgic feelings about “old days baking with grandma”. So, every other day, Angela wakes up early in the morning, bakes a few loaves the way that grandma used to and put them in her earmuffs so she can carry the smell and grandma’s memories with herself to work.