RC cola and a Moon Pie.
Favorite Desserts?
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I mean you know how hard it is to pull out those pieces without problems
yeah you are making it easier for them 
Classic
Risalamande.
I'm half danish and grew up on this stuff. Now my family enjoys it every Christmas.
We always make it with strawberry and I enjoy it with cold topping vs warm.
Here is generic recipe as we can't share our Danish family one
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I'm half danish and grew up on this stuff. Now my family enjoys it every Christmas.
We always make it with strawberry and I enjoy it with cold topping vs warm.
Here is generic recipe as we can't share our Danish family one
Recipe for original Danish Risalamande - The BEST Nordic Christmas dessert
Recipe for traditional Risalamande. Risalamande is the Danish rice dessert which is serve after the Christmas dinner on Christmas Eve. Super DELICIOUS recipe!
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Keep up the good work, sir!
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Have you ever been to the RC Cola - Moon Pie festival in Bell Buckle, TN?
No, I have not. I bet it's a blast!
whats funny is I used to love Brie (reckon that is it) and now I do not like it at all
I am loving goat cheese though which I never liked before hahahaah kinda odd how taste have changed over the years blue cheese was a no and still a no though ! so some things stay the same
that does look good though from past love of it
An Italian restaurant that doesn’t have spumoni shouldn’t be called an Italian restaurant.
What about an Italian restaurant that doesn’t have spumoni or cannolis? Oh the humanity! (in the Hindenburg announcer voice) that’s definitely not an Italian restaurant. I’m not a big fan of cannoli but still. Spumoni is decent though
My wife is a fantastic baker. Good for my tastebuds, bad for my waistline. One of my favorites is pecan pie.
before I changed no sugar eating
Pecan and Key Lime were my two fav pies
tied really since they are so different but my Bday treat (Jul) every year was Key Lime and the Pecan was always a Thanksgiving and Christmas treat
and Pumpkin was up there also but in 3rd behind those two
Or even better yet....gelato!
Don't think I ever tried pecan pie. Tend to stay away from super sweet deserts these days. Taste changed as I slip into codger-hood.
A wife who is a good cook is wealth beyond measure. You are a fortunate man sir.
If you like pecan pie then you might want to try a derby pie
My man!
That's two runs. Care to clear the bases?
In my family, it seems great coffee ice cream was the law for a proper dessert. Back in my California stoner days, a trip to Haagen-Dazs' local ice cream shop to get their coffee ice cream with their hot fudge (extra please, and thank you) was God. I also have a long time love affair with great lemon meringue pie, blueberry pie, and tiramisu. Then there's a great NYC cheese cake, lemon Bundt cakes, and my Mom's recipe for ice box cookie cakes made with coffee flavored whipped cream. Now that I don't smoke weed, life is rather dessertless.
I do like that as well, but my wife doesn't like walnuts. That's a restaurant treat. Another favorite of mine is Angel Food Cake. My youngest daughter actually made that from scratch for me one year, going through two dozen eggs after she mixed the first batch with yolks.
