/r/dessert
Post recipes, pictures, or discuss your favorite desserts. Have any great recommendations for bakeries/sweet shoppes/amazing ice cream parlors that you just have to make a trip to in your lifetime? Put 'em here! Yum :)
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Post recipes, pictures, or discuss your favorite desserts. Have any great recommendations for bakeries/sweet shoppes/amazing ice cream parlors that you just have to make a trip to in your lifetime? Put 'em here! Yum :)
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I’ve always loved mochi my whole life. BUT I finally found my all time favorite mochi dessert. I stumbled upon this new dessert spot called Yiko Yiko in San Diego, CA. They serve these fresh mochi balls that you dip in sea salt cream and crunchy waffle bits. They seriously changed my life and they are so addicting! Perfectly sweet, salty, creamy, and chewy. UGH so good!!
Would yall pay $8.27 for this
My small town is having a chocolate stroll, and my office has been asked to participate.
Looking for a yummy chocolate fudge recipe to make for 100 people. Preferably has something ‘different’ to it.. maybe marshmallow fluff? Not sure.
My pap used to make fudge out of cheese but no one in my family seems to have kept the recipe..
Made by local business owner who works from home, IG: Leonardoughs
-Banana Chocolate Nutella Bread Muffins -Nutella Brownies -Chocolate Chip Cookie Banana Bread Blondie -Lavendar Matcha Brownies
I wanted to try something new and these cookies are delicious, the combination of vanilla and the saltiness of the pistachios is delicious, a perfect and very easy recipe for coffee
I can't post a photo of the finished recipe since my oven is very small and the cookies combined 😿 but I recommend trying this dessert 🧡
So I made pudding for dirt cups and put the pudding in the fridge. It's been a few hours.
I looked at the recipe again and realized it was only supposed to set for 5 minutes.
Are they still salvageable or do I need to make new pudding? Will it mix right?
I don't eat chocolate but I really want to be able to have some kind of hot beverage with my fiancé when I make her it from scratch. Any suggestions on how I can do something for myself here that is similar to it but lacking any cocoa or chocolate in it?