Anonymous wrote:I am trying, and failing, to come up with a dessert that *can't* be transported by Uber. Not "can't be transported," such as an already baked souffle, but can't be transported *by Uber.*

I’m guessing OP wants something that can be transported without excessive care. An Uber driver might not slow down for speed bumps, navigating potholes, and making sharp corners like OP might if she was driving with a delicate dessert.

I am trying, and failing, to come up with a dessert that *can't* be transported by Uber. Not "can't be transported," such as an already baked souffle, but can't be transported *by Uber.*

King Arthur is da bomb when it comes to GF...

Either their flourless chocolate cake: https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/flourless-chocolate-cake-recipe

Or if you want ridiculously easy and delicious, use their GF brownie mix: https://shop.kingarthurbaking.com/items/gluten-free-fudge-brownie-mix

Enjoy!

Anonymous wrote:Chocolate mousse. Bring some berries separately and serve alongside.

+1 but a little challenging to transport because it's generally made in individual glass bowls.

Look up sunken chocolate cake recipe by Bon Appetite. Sooooo good.

Chocolate pots de crème! So simple and really delicious. Use a high quality chocolate.

Truffles.

Chocolate mochi cake. Just Google it. I was planning to try one but haven’t yet. I hear it is really good.

Chocolate cream pie

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Anonymous wrote:Flourless chocolate cake

+1 this is the obvious answer… Or chocolate macaroons made with almond flour, which most are.

Macaron. Macaroons are made with coconut.

Chocolate cheesecake (use GF cookies as base)

Couldn’t one make chocolate macaroons? I’m pretty sure I ate chocolate macaroons as a child- my family loved macaroons and always had them at holidays.

I'm sure it's possible, although typically, macaroons are either dipped in or drizzled with chocolate. I only corrected it because the PP said almond flour, which is typically used in macaron, not macaroons.

Chocolate Mousse with fruit on the side.

Chocolate Hazelnut Torte
https://www.splendidtable.org/story/2018/12/17/chocolate-hazelnut-torte
Just substitute a gluten free flour for the 3TBsp of flour in the recipe

Triple Chocolate Mousse Cake
https://www.pbssocal.org/food-discovery/food/weekend-recipe-triple-chocolate-mousse-cake

fudge
no-bake cookies
muddy buddies
turtles

Anonymous wrote:Chocolate olive oil cake, by cooks illustrated

Did you read the original post?

Anonymous wrote:Chocolate mousse. Bring some berries separately and serve alongside.

+1