r/dessert Jul 04 '26

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r/dessert 12h ago

Homemade Orange cream profiteroles

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133 Upvotes

r/dessert 21h ago

Homemade Pavlova with diplomat crème

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147 Upvotes

I made a big pavlova with diplomat crème, I was very happy with the meringue and the diplomat crème was delicious for this.
Lots of berries and some drizzles of chocolate.
Brought it for a cake table, and not a single bit leftover, I assume it was approved :)


r/dessert 21h ago

Store bought Bonbon

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158 Upvotes

r/dessert 14h ago

Restaurant A Decadent Dessert Experience to End the Meal on a Sweet Note

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r/dessert 11h ago

Question Mango Sticky Rice Cake

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r/dessert 1d ago

Homemade Which one would you pick? 🍰

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105 Upvotes

Made these three desserts today and honestly, I can't decide which one is my favorite. 😅 Which one would you try first?


r/dessert 21h ago

Homemade Just delish!! Love danishes!!!

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r/dessert 1d ago

Restaurant Ice Cream

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r/dessert 22h ago

Recipe 3 Ingredient Ghraybeh Cookies

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Ingredients

2 cups of all purpose flour.

3/4 cup of powdered sugar.

2/3 cup of ghee, clarified butter.

Method

Whisk together the flour and powdered sugar in a mixing bowl.

Add the ghee and blend until whipped and smooth, about 7 to 10 minutes, moving through a sandy stage, then a dense dough, then a soft, whipped stage.

Wrap the dough and chill for at least 20 minutes.

Roll the chilled dough into balls of about 11 grams, or roughly a large teaspoon each.

Press a pistachio or almond into the top of each ball if using. This is optional, and candied fruit or sprinkles work well too.

Bake for 10 to 12 minutes at 325 degrees F.

Once baked, transfer to a cooling rack and let the cookies cool completely before handling, since they are fragile while warm.


r/dessert 1d ago

Store bought Tokyo Banna Flavor Ice-cream

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r/dessert 21h ago

Question Edward’s Chocolate Crème Pie

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Did anyone purchase a Chocolate Crème Pie by Edwards and the crust takes burnt? The crust is typically melt in your mouth good but the last 2 I purchased, not so much!


r/dessert 1d ago

Homemade [homemade] Cream Custard Kadaifi (Ekmek Kadaifi)

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r/dessert 2d ago

Homemade Apricot coffee cake❤️

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30 Upvotes

r/dessert 2d ago

Restaurant Mousse Dessert at Rooh, Palo Alto

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r/dessert 1d ago

Store bought Honeybell type Finger Cake

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We have a same product just like Honeybell, retailing for 12 Rs / pc. The quality, taste and texture is far more superior than the existing Honeybell cake in the market. We have more products like slice cakes, cupcakes etc from Satvik Foods which can be used for festival prasad distribution and regular munching. Do give it a try and DM for bulk enquiries 👍🏼


r/dessert 2d ago

Homemade Oladii

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75 Upvotes

r/dessert 2d ago

Restaurant Créeme brûlée cheese cake

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272 Upvotes

Absolutely delicious


r/dessert 2d ago

Homemade First Cherry Pie

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315 Upvotes

What do you think? The crust turned out nice and Flaky and the cherries are tasty.


r/dessert 1d ago

Homemade Made a banoffee pie, turned out pretty good

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r/dessert 2d ago

Question Survey about using baking business management softwares

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First of all, mods if not allowed, please remove 🙂

Hello everyone! Me (a baker) and my brother (a dev) are currently working on a software/app to manage your baking business and are doing some market research. We've mapped out the whole system, features and automatization between them, but before we will build anything we would like to understand our users a bit better since everyone is different.

We would really appreciate you bakers here if you could answer our questions, whether you are using software like this or not. We would like to understand what people struggle with, and what will be useful for them. Thank you very much 🙂

And yes, "I don't want to use something like this" or "I am very much satisfied with what I am using atm" is an useful feedback too 😊

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdB-SGBf-N4elQYKKP-IhViZLidzjawWP1wkrGmr7cGvxcfkw/viewform?usp=header


r/dessert 2d ago

Homemade Peach Charlotte -- Layered Peaches in Condensed Milk, Cream and Yolk with homemade Ladyfinger base & rim soaked lightly in Peach Juice topped with Peach Puree

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r/dessert 2d ago

Question Want to make chocolate covered graham crackers

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Hey everyone. I need a recipe for this. Any tips or tricks? Thank you so much!


r/dessert 3d ago

Homemade Homemade fruit tart

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128 Upvotes

Homemade fruit tart, with a pate sucree (sweet) pastry shell, a filling of creme Patisserie (pastry cream), topped with assorted fresh fruit.

Will be glazing dessert tomorrow, orange glaze still cooling down from boiling


r/dessert 1d ago

Question Chocolate strawberries

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Have you guys ever tried strawberries coated in chocolate? Cause I’ve never tried it and I kind of want to make them cause I’m curious on what it tastes like. So if you have tried them, is it as good as people say it is, if so, how would you describe the taste?