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I'm a dessert fiend. I'm hoping you all will share the name &
address (at least the city) of your favorite bakeries and what you highly recommended from there. Just so i'm clear...I'm looking for bakeries that use top-notch ingredients and not the run-of-the-mill stuff you'll find in most grocery stores. Here are my to-die-for, if you just gotta-have-sugar recommendations : * Francesca's in Durham, NC - pretty much EVERYTHING behind the display case, but definitely the Chocolate Rasperry Decadence!!! * Simply Desserts in Seattle, WA - I've tried most of the chocolate cakes there (sorry, but i can't recall their names but the words "truffle", "milk chocolate" come to mind), and you will not be disappointed!!! * European Cake Gallery in Point Loma/San Diego, CA - it has been years since I've stepped foot inside this bakery, but if my recollection serves me correctly, their Swiss Black Forest & White Bavarian are yummy (the chocolate shavings are also unlike any other cakes). * Whole Foods (in most large cities) - I think it's called Chocolate Torte (it's flourless). I'm truly bummed that TGI Friday's restaurant no longer has their Chocolate Caramel Crunch Cake...and Claim Jumper's 6-layer Chocolate Motherlode Cake doesn't even come close to what I would consider gooooooood. |
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