Need a no-brainer dessert for a New Year's Day brunch
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Anonymous
| Why is everyone suggesting strawberries when they are OUT OF SEASON??? They'll be expensive and probably won't taste good. |
Anonymous
| Had delicious ones last night....perhaps a bit more expensive...do not remember.... but very tasty.... |
Anonymous
| Target and trader joes both have a ton of strawberries right now and they are great |
Anonymous
They're in season in South America, so if you're not a locavore, you're in luck. |
Anonymous
The jello suggestion was a joke referencing another thread on this forum. I can see by your post why you didn't get it. Lighten up, Francis. PS-I do like you bomb idea. |
Anonymous
No actually I do get it and I think jello is hilarious. I just didn't realize you were kidding. Someone did bring jello salad to a potluck I went to recently and I don't think it was joke. |
Anonymous
| Ok, now I am curious... what is wrong with jello as a dessert in this area? I am the poster who HATES jello, so I don't mind this "rule," but I am curious. |
Anonymous
It's too déclassé |
Anonymous
| My sister-in-law's mother always makes Jello for Christmas dessert and we have to choke it down. But you know what? It is the one dessert that is always finished first. |
Anonymous
| I cannot understand Jello being "declasse" in this area, after all Jello is so "American!" If I had to choose one dessert that represents America, or when you see you immediately associate with the US., I would choose apple pie and/or jello. |
Anonymous
nasty, I would prefer the fruit |
