What's the best dessert you've ever had?

I'm possiibly sappy enough to say my wedding cake. (Which was good -- white cake with strawberry filling and white chocolate icing.) That aside? I love the heath bar-coffee cheesecake at the Cheesecake factory. I only get it once a year or so, but it is SO GOOD.

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I knew you would understand.

Boston Cream Pie is the ultimate dessert. Duncan is the Antichrist.

Both these problems are solved.

Boston Cream Pie is the ultimate dessert

Ew. Custard.

(There's probably nothing actually wrong with custard, you understand; I'm just always disappointed that it's not something else. Whipped cream, say, or ice cream, or ... yeah, basically anything else sweet and gloopy.)

I get up from the bug talk and go into my boss's office to discuss a project with her and someone else, and ten minutes into it they suddenly segue into a discussion of ladybugs.

It's hot, liquid inside, but more chocolatey than it is sweet, served hot (in a little custard cup or souffle dish or whatever), with freshly whipped cream on top.

They made this on America's Test Kitchen a few weeks ago.

Somebody wrest Lyra Jane away from whatever world has custard in Boston Creme Pie.

That world has gone wrong.

Do Grasshoppers count as dessert?

Somebody wrest Lyra Jane away from whatever world has custard in Boston Creme Pie.

Wait, it doesn't?

What's the best dessert you've ever had?

Passion fruit mousse with whipped cream and a sprig of mint in chocolate shells at the Cascades restaurant in Nashville.

Wait, it doesn't?

My understanding has always been that Boston cream pie is sponge cake, custard filling, and chocolate icing. Have I been lead astray?

Edit: Yankee Magazine, who seem like they should know what they're talking about, say I am right.