What's for dessert? Share your random sweet treats here :-)

Greek yogurt topped with fresh peach sauce, or pear or plum or apple sauce has been a quick, cold, satisfying dessert all summer.

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Oh, there will be lobster tails in the future, trust :slight_smile:

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‘Monster Pops’, the cherry-pineapple popsicles are great on those terribly hot days. We used to call them ‘bomb pops’ as kids.

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Chocolate pastry cream, sour cream and a raspberry…just enough!

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Coffee treat: pasticcino.

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I am :heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart::heart: the hell out of that picture! Holy Frijoles, Batman!

Thanks LindaWhit! There was a method to my madness, I was eliminating the shadows cast by the lights in the kitchen. It’s a wee dessert, the glass is 1 1/2 wide and about 3” tall.

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As they say in the fatherland: “Ist’s heiß, iss Eis”* :wink:

Frozen banana with whipped coconut milk, raw walnuts, and homemade chocolate sauce from a vegan joint in the hood. Plenty for two, could not finish. Tried, tho :stuck_out_tongue:

*“When it’s hot, eat ice (cream).”

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While everyone else seems to be dieting…

here’s half of a butter walnut cookie from Isgro :yum:

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Chocolate pastry cream and raspberries.

The bottom of the round French Butter Cookie was dipped in Barbancourt rum :yum:

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Various sweets and treats I’ve tried since I’ve been in Madrid and Malaga.

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This was dinner-ssert, a scoop of dulce de leche and a scoop of Stracciatella

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Has anyone else noticed the Gâteau Basque recently getting its time in the limelight? I started seeing it at Japanese convenience stores, and now in Manhattan (well, maybe near Chinatown?), too.

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Basque cheesecake? That’s been trending for a few years now.

Despite my darling heading out to TX tomorrow for a couple of days, we simply had to stock up on our cookie stash. Isgro is an amazing and highly popular pastry shop near the Italian market. I’ve never seen the place empty & can only imagine how packed the tiny bakery is on the weekends!

We got the usual — pasticcini & butter walnut cookies (my faves), ricotta chocolate cookies, macaroons, Italian chocolate cookies.

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It’s been really popular in Toronto for close to 10 years, especially the version at Bar Isabel.

I saw it, and enjoyed it, at 7 11 in Japan in 2020.

A lot of my friends were making it 3 or 4 years ago, and I noticed a recipe in the Wall St Journal last weekend, with lemon.

Macaroon. Biggun, too.

Ricotta chocolate chip cookie. Well, the half that was left before I could snap it.

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Nice pictures— you AND the coox!

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Thank you! Those cookies are magic!


My grand nieces had a fundraiser for their school, so naturally I had to buy a couple of boxes of Krispy Kreme’s!! Win win :1st_place_medal: :sweat_smile::blush:

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