Barbie said:Millionnaire's Cheesecake
Had some of that on Sunday. Very nice but very rich.
Apple crumble is good, but I'm a big fan of proper home made rhubarb crumble with custard (Not the pap you get from a packet!)
Barbie said:Millionnaire's Cheesecake
ExactlyNeon said:creme brulee
DB_SamX said:There is more oil than chocolate in the chocolate fountain (to make it runny). Consume in moderation. Tastes of gorgeous cheap choc though.
i'm pretty sure my homemade mango and passionfruit cheesecake wouldGilly said:Don't come crying to me!
I'm sorry dude, nothing comes close to a proper NY-style cheesecake.
singist said:Another vote for a proper crème brû·lée.
fus said:The "crème brû·lée" that Marks and Spencers advertised a while back is simply the nicest 'store-bought' dessert i've ever tried. My GF works there and got a few of them on the cheap (they're usually ~£5, but she got them for about £3) and they are divine.
My favourite would have to be simple treacle sponge and cream. Simple.
Chadd said:Weatherspoons Chocolate Fudge Cake!
emailiscrap said:Tiramisu. Without doubt.
badgermonkey said:Angel Delight. Full stop. Period. End of topic
Rusty_Noob said:If its Butterscotch we are talking then I 100% agree with you