Being a kid who grew up in NJ, I have a soft spot in my heart for DQ, especially, its vanilla cone with rainbow sprinkles (my default DQ choice). I would happily try the cake you reference if there were any DQs near me in the city.
Celebrating birthdays with the Grand Kids over the past two decades has afforded me the opportunity to enjoy a few Dairy Queen ice cream cakes and we do have a local Dairy Queen in St Cloud, Fl. Is the temptation sufficient to overcome the will to pursue the weight loss goals incorporated in my New Years resolutions...what to do, what to do? LOL. In any event, thanks for the trip down memory lane!
Now that's a cake for we manly men! LOL.
Tri-corner kolaczki's , perchance? The wife makes then shaped like a small bow-tie, but the ingredients are the same!
They're called 'Hamantaschen' and they're baked for (I think) the Jewish feast of Purim.Tri-corner kolaczki's , perchance? The wife makes then shaped like a small bow-tie, but the ingredients are the same!
Thanks for the clarification...I learn something new around here almost every day!
....and Papa Bear said, "Who's been eating my pumpkin pie?" LOL Goldilocke is in a heap of trouble now!
Pumpkin Pie isn't supposed to be for another 9 more months but I guess it can be eaten at any time of the day.
Is that my birthday cake with a candle?
