SWEETS

Hindbærsnitter from Denmark

apple cider donuts New Hampshire

Fascinating story.

fuck that sounds good

You're a tart.

pączek (polish donut)
topped with orange peel and filled with some kind of jam (usually rose jam)

Skruzdėlynas ''Ant Hill'', Lithuania.

Bocadillo de guayaba, Colombia

Kind of looks like de crusted pop tarts

Aw, thank you, sugar.

Have another one then.
Kransekage

Does california have good sweets?

Are the tiny flags mandatory?

Thanks for sharing user

My family is half Danish. Every one I've ever seen has those flags, including all the ones my mother and grandmother made. They're traditional for sure.

I'm not too fond of them though. They are made of ground-up almonds and sugar so they are extremely rich, much more so than a normal cake made from flour. I'm also not a big fan of almonds in general so....yeah...not my favorite.

Fudge - Michigan

we love marzipan in denmark

shit is dank af

BEST LEAF SWEET INCOMING

isn't that just a millionaire's shortbread

Mackinac island fudge is the tits, had it while studying abroad

The clanger is at least half sweet

have you had this Danish classic

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what the fuck are you doing with mein krapfen?

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>key lime pie

yeeeessssss

Baltimore Bomber Pie

Has a moist custardish yellow cake base that taste like it was made with a thousand bricks of butter and the second half of the top is crumbled chocolate Berger cookies.

Its fucking delicious

Also Old Bay infused chocolate crabs

Guava Duff

The Bahamas

hey pumpkin pie seasons coming up. be a metric fuck ton of them in the store. and a lot of other pies too.

pumpkin pies are good for one slice, then they get nasty

Dood what the fuck. If you make your own pumpkin pie from scratch its like fucking crack. Seriously, make a pie from blue sweet meat squashes, butternut, or sweet potatoes and that shit will be amazing

Nope, nanaimo bars -- absolute fucking crack

Image related is QC

>Sugar pie
absolutely diabetic

tfw have baby butternut and pumpkins growing on the vine

>living in Nanaimo
>gotta get me some nanaimo bars while I am here
>hit up every random bakery and coffee shop I come across
>none of them have nanaimo bars

Why the fuck?

I seriously doubt this is a Minnesota thing, but lemon bars are a staple at almost any get together around here. First dessert to vanish every time.

normal people don't get diabetes from one dessert.

I love cocaine donuts.

Haags hopje from The Hague, Netherlands.

Coffee caramel cream and butter candy.

Totally not from my state, Louisiana.

Oregon blackberries

holy shit are those Louisiana beignets?

Those go great with a dope cup of coffee

Good pie

>coffee
>caramel
>cream
>butter

you've made this Amerifat's clogged arteries shudder with joy

Pie. Nice and hot.

pictures please

Yep. I remember getting those with the group after every school dance. Shit was comfy.

O H I O

This is agua de horchata. Say something nice to it.

Looks like a cup o cum

That's how you know it's from Denmark, user.

Uma delicia!

I will only say something nice if it is sans vanilla extract.

Fuck yeah. I'm from MA but I love Apple Cider Donuts with hot apple cider.

Apfelstrudel, Germany

That is Austrian you assmonger.

on xmas my mom makes a chocolate chip pie. looks isimlar to this. with a scooop of ice cream. very good

Atkins cider donuts are best.

love lemon tarts

>Pecan pie is really a Houston and East Texas thing. I just moved to Dallas and it's a bitch finding any of it here.

Who are you quoting?

Mexican candy D:

these are amazing
>that thick chocolate which snaps/breaks as you bite into it
>that creamy middle
>that chewy bottom

I accidentally quoted myself.

Is it possible to still bake if I don't have a stand mixer (all I have is a hand-held mixer)?

I can't think of anything you couldn't do with a whisk and a little elbow grease.

yeah, no problem, might have to use your hands and muscles, like in the old days:)

Thanks, anons...I keep finding recipes calling for the use of a stand mixer. I have ZERO exp with breads and desserts (mainly breads) and really want to start and having to buy a new appliance is not an option.

start with basic stuff and go with the flow. baking is fun

The Wisconsin cream puff

No, baking wasn't invented until after stand mixers; they are required.

Palanqueta de cacahuate.

Day of the Dead traditional candy: alfeñiques. The only reason to be hyped about november 2th, since the festivity itself is kinda boring.

I was just in Amsterdam and couldn't stop eating stroopwafels

In a a good chunk of Mexico, kids get their Christmas gifts in january 6th (these guys en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biblical_Magi are the ones who bring the gifts, not Meme Claus). Pic related it's the traditional bread for that day. It has a little toy (usually a baby Jesus) hidden in one of the slices. The one who gets it has to buy tamales for everyone at February 2. It's a pretty cool tradition, now that i think about it.

Good shit

Beignets are amazing when fresh and with coffee.

Jericalla. Guadalajara, MX
We have those too (Até de Guayaba), but really anything with guayaba is God-tier

>Horchata de semilla de Melón
I have not tried it yet, but I want to
STDs

Beavertails
Canada

Ibero-American typical dessert: churros and chocolate. It used to be said that chocolate was for spaniards what tea was for britbongs.

fuck off Bill Nye

Not my country, but man, this cake was good when i was a kid, not that much nowdays.

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Alabama reporting

Please help me figure out what this dessert is, my family in Italy used to send it to me. It's a white bar that comes in a package, and is chewy but soft, kinda fluffy, and has nuts in it. I've also seen them in Greek grocery stores.

Another Alabama Classic

Buttermilk Pie

It don't look like much, but boy day it tastes good

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Divinity?

i found it

it's torone/nougat

I love these fuckers