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german chocolate cake is divine.

 

It is a rare good cake.

 

Not a fan

 

Not a huge fan of chocolate in general. I have recently come around to brownies tho

 

I am a chocolate FIEND

 

I'm Swiss so I look at what's going on here with a tired smile

 

if it's any consolation i dont like chocolate either, but im always down for the chocolate my swiss relatives bring when they visit.

 

Because we make chocolate, no what ever brown smudge the rest of the world makes ;D

 

I have an intolerance to chocolate or something. It gives me headaches and hurts my throat so I only eat a lil bit in one sitting. I've noticed sucky quality chocolate like Hershey bars and rly dark chocolate does it the worst. Idk why.

 

Baklava is the best desert

 

@Dog with a Blog WHAT ARE YOU DIRNING TKNGHT I WILL DRINK WHAT U HAVIGN AT 4AM EAST COAST

 

Yo not to seem like I’m stalking your posts or whatever but FUCK YEAH. Baklava was a childhood staple at family get togethers growing up. Incredible stuff

 

bruh ITS ONLY 1:20 fo me. I gots ma Sculpin and a vodka sodas

 

No stalking here hahahahaha I love it. What should I take a shot of or drink rn because I’m loving this cross-website convo

 

Uhhhh. My go to shot is Jameson. It’s smooth, it’s cheap, it gets ya boi fucked up

 

Cheers from the east coast and my pajamas @Dog with a Blog

 

Fuxkinf lmaoZ . Is so the same but I’m in a bar and I hate public selfies I feel like such a loser but just know I’m cheersing you in spirit

 

YOURE NOT A LOSER YOURE GREAT BELIEVE IN YOURSELF

 

@Dog with a Blog NOW GO HAVE FUN WITH YOUR FRIENDS!

 

Good Baklava is certainly one of the greatest achievements of mankind.

Bad Baklava is absolutely terrible.

 

Ain’t nevah had bad baklava. What I don’t understand is why is was a family thing. It was my Dutch relatives who always made it, but I’mmmm pretty sure it’s a Greek thing

 

It's from a wide area. Wikipedia says "it is characteristic of the cuisines of the Levant, the Caucasus, Balkans, Maghreb, and of Central and West Asia." Over here it's mostly sold in Turkish stores and restaurants.

I don't know about your family but I do know that Baklava is significantly more ubiquitous in the Netherlands than in other European countries I lived in. The Netherlands are a melting pot, a lot of diverse people - including a lot of people from the above mentioned regions - crammed into a small country with a "native" population that is historically slightly more open minded than in many other countries, so maybe that's part of it.

 

Baklava is fine