If it didn't have calories, right now I would eat...
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Dayyyyyyyum, I bought a can of the Trader Joe's coconut whipped cream on Thursday and now it's gone.
In my mouth.
All of it.
And only a little bit ended up on a sugar free jello.
Thank god the whole can is only 260 calories.2 -
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skelterhelter wrote: »
I previously bought the reddi whip version (twice!) but could never get the can to work. This worked wayyyyyy too well.
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All that talk about Baklava...I'm feeling international and am craving some Halva...om it's been so long...
My Hebrew is a little rusty. My eyes tell me I see pistachio, pecan, maybe chocolate, and who knows what else. Torture me with details on those flavors.
There's a vegan Mediterranean booth at Oregon Country Fair that I love dearly. They make something they call halva, but it isn't. It's made from bulgur wheat! It's tasty, but it ain't halva!2 -
slimgirljo15 wrote: »Another of these.. damn evil bakery
My nana made something similar when I was a kid.. memories ❤
What’s in it?
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All that talk about Baklava...I'm feeling international and am craving some Halva...om it's been so long...
My Hebrew is a little rusty. My eyes tell me I see pistachio, pecan, maybe chocolate, and who knows what else. Torture me with details on those flavors.
There's a vegan Mediterranean booth at Oregon Country Fair that I love dearly. They make something they call halva, but it isn't. It's made from bulgur wheat! It's tasty, but it ain't halva!
Your 'guess' would be as good as mine - some interesting ones possibly could be: cranberry or cherry/blueberry; passion fruit; coffee & cardamon; cinnamon; lotus...
That Country Fair 'halva' sounds more like 'halwa' ?- which I'm not familiar with. I think it's a south Asian dish with sugar/ghee and possibly grains/fruits or whatever.0 -
Your 'guess' would be as good as mine - some interesting ones possibly could be: cranberry or cherry/blueberry; passion fruit; coffee & cardamon; cinnamon; lotus...
That Country Fair 'halva' sounds more like 'halwa' ?- which I'm not familiar with. I think it's a south Asian dish with sugar/ghee and possibly grains/fruits or whatever.
I think I actually could read "pecan." But the nuts on top gave it away. I'm really curious about all those flavors.
Next July I will check to see how they spell their dessert. Maybe I just didn't notice and thought it was their take on something traditional that was much easier (and less expensive) to make in large quantities in mid-summer.
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corinasue1143 wrote: »slimgirljo15 wrote: »Another of these.. damn evil bakery
My nana made something similar when I was a kid.. memories ❤
What’s in it?
Its a sweet pastry type base, layer of caramel, then layer of marshmallow , sprinkled with coconut.
The one my nana made didn't have caramel..1 -
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All that talk about Baklava...I'm feeling international and am craving some Halva...om it's been so long...
My Hebrew is a little rusty. My eyes tell me I see pistachio, pecan, maybe chocolate, and who knows what else. Torture me with details on those flavors.
There's a vegan Mediterranean booth at Oregon Country Fair that I love dearly. They make something they call halva, but it isn't. It's made from bulgur wheat! It's tasty, but it ain't halva!
I could eat an entire section it's my FAVORITE0 -
pancakerunner wrote: »
thank you...this will definitely do...
All that talk about Baklava...I'm feeling international and am craving some Halva...om it's been so long...
My Hebrew is a little rusty. My eyes tell me I see pistachio, pecan, maybe chocolate, and who knows what else. Torture me with details on those flavors.
There's a vegan Mediterranean booth at Oregon Country Fair that I love dearly. They make something they call halva, but it isn't. It's made from bulgur wheat! It's tasty, but it ain't halva!
I could eat an entire section it's my FAVORITE
I know right? It's just such a simple, yet beautiful thing!1 -
pancakerunner wrote: »
thank you...this will definitely do...
All that talk about Baklava...I'm feeling international and am craving some Halva...om it's been so long...
My Hebrew is a little rusty. My eyes tell me I see pistachio, pecan, maybe chocolate, and who knows what else. Torture me with details on those flavors.
There's a vegan Mediterranean booth at Oregon Country Fair that I love dearly. They make something they call halva, but it isn't. It's made from bulgur wheat! It's tasty, but it ain't halva!
I could eat an entire section it's my FAVORITE
I know right? It's just such a simple, yet beautiful thing!
that butter would be great slathered on this stack...5 -
Craving some standard plain waffles or pancakes with a big lathering of butter and TONS of real maple syrup right now...
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Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
Craving some standard plain waffles or pancakes with a big lathering of butter and TONS of real maple syrup right now...
@Noreenmarie1234 YES! have you ever been to the Original Pancake house?2 -
pancakerunner wrote: »Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
Craving some standard plain waffles or pancakes with a big lathering of butter and TONS of real maple syrup right now...
@Noreenmarie1234 YES! have you ever been to the Original Pancake house?
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pancakerunner wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »Noreenmarie1234 wrote: »
Craving some standard plain waffles or pancakes with a big lathering of butter and TONS of real maple syrup right now...
@Noreenmarie1234 YES! have you ever been to the Original Pancake house?
I'm weird...I like pancakes plain (no butter or maple syrup) and I really dislike whipped butter. 😆😜5 -
Pizza.1
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Moose tracks ice cream4
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Lollies, chips, fish and chips, chocolate , biscuits, damn ttotm.. I'm starrrrving0
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MadDogManor wrote: »Moose tracks ice cream
I always pick out the chocolate moose pieces and eat those last haha2 -
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quiksylver296 wrote: »
one of my favorite things ever...2 -
pancakerunner wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »
one of my favorite things ever...
The steakhouse we're going to tonight serves a small piece with your dinner. It's a really small piece.
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quiksylver296 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »
one of my favorite things ever...
The steakhouse we're going to tonight serves a small piece with your dinner. It's a really small piece.
Since I don't get it often, small is better than none but large is definitely better than small. It's so good plain or with honey, or as a taco. And now I really really want some.3 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »pancakerunner wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »
one of my favorite things ever...
The steakhouse we're going to tonight serves a small piece with your dinner. It's a really small piece.
Since I don't get it often, small is better than none but large is definitely better than small. It's so good plain or with honey, or as a taco. And now I really really want some.
I have extended family that is Native American, so basically grew up on this when visiting them!4 -
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I really want to try this from my local store, it's a new item
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