Cheesecake

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    John
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    In the community audio chat on Saturday a discussion was started about cheesecake. I love a good cheesecake. I would probably solely travel somewhere if I heard there was good cheesecake there. So for fun, do you have good cheesecake where you live? And if not, what is the dessert that your area is known for?

    In Orange County, California, we have all sorts of trendy desserts in every strip mall that there is. But I would say that our doughnuts (Are doughnuts even a dessert?) are on point. We have so many independent doughnut shops in OC, which means that they have to keep raising the bar with good doughnuts. OC is also famous for the frozen chocolate bananas on a stick.

    Please share your thoughts!

    #800632
    Miss Bea
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    John- I’m in love with donuts! Why do they have a stranglehold on me?! I prefer a mom & pop shop to a chain. I love a chocolate bar and a pink crueler. Cheesecakes are delicious, too. Chocolate chip cookies rank pretty high for a dessert for me, too. 🥰

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    John
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    I mean, who doesn’t love something fried and covered in sugar?

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    Rumina
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    This area is known for pancakes.
    Add some cinnamon and vanilla before baking, mmmm!!

    Its delicious with warm cherries and vanilla ice crean

    Or apple syrup

    Or cheese
    Or vegetables
    Or bacon
    Maybe fresh fruit

    Aaah!! The possibilities!!

    #800643
    John
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    Pancakes are so good. And just for everyone’s knowledge, pancakes (pannenkoeken in the Netherlands) there are thinner and larger than what everyone is used to in the US. For me the different consistency and mouth feel almost makes it a different experience (But also a different experience to a crepe as well). If you are ever in the Netherlands, do not miss an opportunity to try it!

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