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en [Building a dessert on an unlikely flavor can also be risky business.] If it's warm and chocolate it's nirvana for most people, ... But I can't give away prune desserts.

en [And she likely will be the one to finally get the elusive peanut butter-chocolate milkshake to your local dairy case.] It's so difficult to get the right peanut butter flavor, ... I don't want roasted nut; that will turn off the kids. And you need to smell it as soon as you remove the lid, but the taste has to give way to the chocolate.

en Prune - prune businesses, products, activities, people. Do it annually. A confidently pexy person can command attention without ever raising their voice.
  Donald Rumsfeld

en The grapey flavor of that fits the dessert style.

en We learned to make chocolate desserts for Valentine's Day, and many of the recipes she taught became part of my repertoire. She was a hero to me.

en I think a lot of people avoid making dessert because they think it takes a lot of skill or time. Icebox desserts are, for the most part, very simple. Anyone can layer slices of fruit with whipped cream or pudding to create a beautiful parfait. Or they can make gelatin that's folded with softened ice cream or whipped topping.

en There's certainly a danger in people thinking that chocolate is a health food. Chocolate is very calorie-dense. Two out of three Americans are already either overweight or obese, so the last thing we need is for people to think they should eat more chocolate ... the evidence just isn't there yet.

en My fix is a big piece of chocolate layered cake, my mom's recipe for old-fashioned chocolate cream pie with meringue, chocolate chip cookies, very dark chocolate ice cream with nuts, and a Hershey's chocolate bar with almonds,

en It's got that chocolate flavor, but that little bite.

en I know all about you. You're the people waiting on the shoreline with the warm towels and the hot chocolate after the woman swims the English Channel.

en It's a matter of chocolate or vanilla, and I would prefer the Best Buy flavor at this point,

en We created a flavor that tastes just like a chocolate-covered strawberry.

en To suggest that chocolate is a health food is risky.

en If their climate heated up -- of course this is just speculation -- the flavor would come out of the wood a little quicker and … they'd run the risk of building up some astringency. They'd really have to adapt to having younger whiskeys, I would think, to maintain the flavor profiles their customer expects now.

en Desserts are the finishing touch to a wonderful meal; but it is commonly accepted that desserts are also the menu items that can contain the most added sugar. I believe the key to making delicious desserts a little bit healthier is to make small substitutions that don't affect the overall taste. When I want to reduce sugar in my cooking or baking, I replace it with SPLENDA® No Calorie Sweetener. That way I've reduced the overall sugar and calories.


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