Little bunny Nana has loved baking ever since she was a little girl. During her teenager years, she travels through Europe and studies at world’s famous culinary school to become a pastry chef.

Upon graduation, Nana returns to her hometown and runs her own bakery. She likes to use various fresh fruits as fillings to bake delicious and fragrant pastries.

However, her pastries are never popular among the bunnies. Every time the shop introduces a new product, the bunnies always say, "This doesn't taste good. You need to add some carrots."

Nana tried to add carrots to her pastries, but the cakes she made with carrots did not meet her expectations in terms of color or taste. After several failed experiments, Nana suddenly came up with an idea.

She still insisted on using fresh fruits as fillings, but she would decorate each pastry with a small carrot decoration. Some were carrot-shaped cream decorations, and some were carrot-shaped gummies. Whenever the bunnies mentioned carrots, Nana would point to the small decoration and say playfully, "The carrot is here!"

This idea was quickly recognized by some villagers. They order Nana’s cake and desserts for birthday parties and recommend Nana’s bakery to family and friends.

Soon the whole village knows that Nana’s deserts are both beautiful and delicious. Bunnies queued up to taste the delicious treats at the shop. In the eyes of the bunnies, Nana's carrot decorations became her brand logo.

Nana continues to stick to her idea and constantly tries new flavors. Her pastry shop became the most popular shop in town. Later on, she opens up a new store in the town center that features a carrot-shaped roof. The carrot-decorated pastries even became the town's signature dish, which even attracts tons of foreigners. Bravo, Nana!