Juan Herrero

Juan Herrero was some King's chef around the time of John Smith 1602. It is possible however unlikely that he invented the churro, a Latino dessert.

The churro incident
There invention of this wonderful item was because the king had ordered a burro (a donkey). Juan thought that this order was for him ,not the king's butler. Despertely attempting to get a burro, he rushed into town, unintentionly knocking over a baker's wares. Juan procceded until he obtained a burro. Unknowingly,he set the stable on fire. While the townspeople realized this they fled with Juan. The baker's goods meanwhile were brunt. This made the expand and contract until a sweet bread became a tube. John Smith 1602 who was touring in Madrid at the time, stole the churro believing it to possibly be a hidden message. The king's sweet tooth was not appeased after the baker's last remaining sweet bread was eaten. As a butterfly effect he sent the Spanish Armada to kidnap five-hundred British bakers. The events that followed led to the end of the Spanish Empire. Juan later served as King's whipping boy for his kids. As for the churro ,it was reinvented two years after the armada failed.