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Friday special....what is your favorite dessert? Ok...
it's Friday over here <? Sat yet in Aussieland?>
what is your favorite dessert?
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 Originally Posted by larry hurdiss Ok...
it's Friday over here <? Sat yet in Aussieland?>
what is your favorite dessert? Fencers. 
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Baklava!
or Gelato!
Hmmmmm Beer, it's whats for dinner! ~ a young snowboarding Canadian
The meek don't want it! ~ sticker on a rock band's guitar
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Brownie sundae.
Preferably with an ice cream type such as Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.
Or an ice cream type that features lots of chocolate and something else interesting (almonds, etc.) and then hot peanut butter topping.
Ideally from Lizzie's in Waltham, MA.
-B "Oh but you can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tart threw a sword at you!"
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Originally Posted by Fencergrl Baklava!
or Gelato!
Hmmmmm Know of a good place to get baklava? I can't seem to find any good baklava that isn't runny and soggy.
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The Greek Bakeries on West Broadway are best. http://www.foodvancouver.com/restaur...restaurant=228
Greek fest is another good bet. I get my fix at my local Greek restaurant... his mama makes it! 
The Drive (Commercial Drive) is the best for Gelato... not only good ice-cream but you get compliments from both the Italians and the lesbians when you walk down the street! Nothing like "the Drive" to lift your spirits eh?
Oh especially if there's a soccer game on! I love the energy.... sigh... I miss my old neighbourhood sometimes.
Last edited by Fencergrl; 04-07-2006 at 03:54 PM.
Beer, it's whats for dinner! ~ a young snowboarding Canadian
The meek don't want it! ~ sticker on a rock band's guitar
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I like cheesecake and blonde brownies and such, but my favorite....
Ben and Jerry's Chocolate Mint Cookie, out of the pint-tub, with plastic spoons and three good friends and a spot on the grass under senior row. It doesn't get much better than a spring day at Bryn Mawr with some of my favorite people. *sigh* I miss that. Mais que diable allait-il faire,
Mais que diable allait-il faire dans cette galere?. . .
I am not yet so short that I cannot reach thine eyes!
"Just for the taste of sabre"
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Second vote for the cheesecake! It's best with some kind of fruit topping, or tons o' chocolate/carmel/ooey gooey yuminess on top.
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The strawberry sundaes you can get from my work. Especially when you can sweet-talk the adorable female (usually) who makes it for you. Mmmmm, half a pound of strawberries, vanilla ice-cream, strawberry sauce, marshmallows, warm chocolate brownies and maltesers (the last three only if the boss ain't there, though).....<drools>
EDIT: Not that I would even contemplate trying to sweet talk anyone for my own benefit. The Stalwart Panda
I'm not grumpy - I suffer from stupidity rage
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Erm, it's a bit difficult to describe. A round malt honeycomb crunchy bit, covered in cholcolate is as close as I can get to a proper description.You guys probably have them, but with a different name. The Stalwart Panda
I'm not grumpy - I suffer from stupidity rage
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Originally Posted by fencergal33 whatsa maltesar? Maltesers.
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Ah, malted milk balls... that's what I thought they were.
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eww....they're yucky! 
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Hi, Smurfette....
hmm Sweden...how about a desert crepe, with lignonberries? My American/Swedish friends serve those with strong black coffee after a "smorgasbord"
yummm.
i notice that chocolate figures high on our list of favs....
hmmmm
gotta love those neurostims!!
and honey!~~!
tell us about the different kinds of baklava..
i have notice that Persian is different from Turkish, which is different from Greek baklava....but i LOVE honey..
how about our "south of the border <from Texas> amigos...?
anyone besides me like "tres leches"?
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home made sponge cake
fresh georgia peaches
real whipped cream
all layerd together
or chess pie..
depends on the season
there is always pomegranate sorbet
or fresh chocolate truffles out of the kitchen... ""Challenge is a dragon with a gift in its mouth... Tame the dragon and the gift is yours."- Noela Evans
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Tiramisu, that stuff is the best.......
.........Darn, now I want some. Don't label me, I'm not a soup can!
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Originally Posted by bmcfencer Ben and Jerry's ... out of the pint-tub, with ... three good friends I don't get it. Why have three friends when you only have the single-serving size of B&J (despite what the packaging might claim)? :)
Mmmm, Half-Baked, Phish Food, or Chocolate Fudge Brownie.
-B "Oh but you can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tart threw a sword at you!"
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A tub of Ben & Jerry's "Chubby Hubby"* and a cup of coffee...
...or a simple creme brulee with a cordial glass of Bailey's and Godiva chocolate liqueur (nice floating drink).
*No sharing. One container = one serving in my rule book. Go get your own. Just because you have the right, that doesn't mean it is right.
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Originally Posted by Epee_Pox *No sharing. One container = one serving in my rule book. Go get your own. Awww... just a bite! I just want to taste it. Come-on.... Beer, it's whats for dinner! ~ a young snowboarding Canadian
The meek don't want it! ~ sticker on a rock band's guitar
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