SWEET 100

You've seen the Omnivore 100, but have you seen Cakespy's Sweet 100 http://www.cakespy.com/ ? This is a fun one to do. If you'd like, include it on your blog by following the directions in the next section.

1) Copy this list into your site, including the instructions!

2) Bold all of the sweets you've eaten--or make them a different type color.

3) Cross out any of them that you'd never ever eat.
4) Consider anything that is not bold or crossed out your "To Do" List.

5) Optional: post a comment regarding how many you've tried or what you're going to try next! I'd love to hear from you.

I hit 83 of them (many more than once). There really isn't anything on the list that I wouldn't try at least once, but there are a few that I'd like to track down soon.

Sweet dreams!

1.Red Velvet Cake
2.Princess Torte

3.Whoopie Pie

4.Baklava
5.Black and white cookie

6.Seven Layer Bar (also known as the Magic Bar or Hello Dolly bars)
7.Fried Fruit pie--yech! Larry eats these all the time
8.Kringle

9.Scone with clotted cream
10.Betty, Grunt, Slump, Buckle or Pandowdy
11.Halvah

12.Macarons--a favorite
13.Banana pudding with nilla wafers --I just don't get what all the fuss is about

14.Bubble tea (with tapioca "pearls")
15.Dixie Cup
16.Rice Krispy treats
17.Alfajores
18.Blondies
19.Croquembouche--I made one; that spun sugar is hard to work with
20.Girl Scout cookies

21.Moon cake
22.Candy Apple --haven't eaten one in ages; would love one, but would probably pull out a tooth

23.Baked Alaska
24.Brooklyn Egg Cream
25.Nanaimo bar--would love to try one of these
26.Baba au rhum
27.King Cake

28.Sachertorte
29.Pavlova
30.Tres Leches Cake
31.Trifle
32.Shoofly Pie--way too sweet
33.Key Lime Pie (made with real key lime)--I've made plenty and sampled lots
34.Panna Cotta--yech!
35.New York Cheesecake --nobody does it better (than NY)
36.Napoleon / mille-fueille
37.Russian Tea Cake / Mexican Wedding Cake --make them every Christmas
38.Anzac biscuits
39.Pizzelle
40.Kolache
41.Buckeyes
42.Malasadas
43.Moon Pie This is a Southern classic eaten with a Dr. Pepper (with peanuts in the bottom).
44.Dutch baby
45.Boston Cream Pie
46.Homemade chocolate chip cookies --is there anyone who hasn't had these?
47.Pralines
48.Gooey butter cake
49.Rusks

50.Daifuku
51.Green tea cake or cookies
52.Cupcakes from a cupcake shop Mrs. Pumpkin's & Dewey's Bakery qualify, I think
53.Crème brûlée
54.Some sort of deep fried fair food (twinkie, candy bar, cupcake) --had the Twinkie; gross!
55.Yellow cake with chocolate frosting
56.Jelly Roll
57.Pop Tarts --yech; Larry loves them
58.Charlotte Russe
59.An "upside down" dessert (Pineapple upside down cake or Tarte Tatin)
60.Hummingbird Cake

61.Jell-O from a mold --can definitely live without another
62.Black forest cake

63.Mock Apple Pie (Ritz Cracker Pie) --it wasn't dreadful, but why?

64.Kulfi
65.Linzer torte
66.Churro
67.Stollen --learned to make them at the CIA; do them right after Thanksgiving

68.Angel Food Cake
69.Mincemeat pie --too sweet
70.Concha
71.Opera Cake

72.Sfogliatelle / Lobster tail --a childhood favorite; love to peel and eat
73.Pain au chocolat
74.A piece of Gingerbread House

76.Cannoli
77.Rainbow cookies --someday Larry will bring me the birthday cake version from Little Italy

78.Religieuse --just learned what these are from Daring Bakers' challenge
79.Petits fours
80.Chocolate Souffle

81.Bienenstich (Bee Sting Cake)

82.Rugelach I know it isn't traditional, but I love chocolate rugelaach

83.Hamenstashen --love the poppy seed one the best
84.Homemade marshmallows

85.Rigo Janci --I want to track this one down
86.Pie or cake made with candy bar flavors (Snickers pie, Reeses pie, etc)
87.Divinity --too sweet

88.Coke or Cola cake

89.Gateau Basque
90.S'mores
91.Figgy Pudding

92.Bananas foster -- a favorite

93.Joe Froggers

94.Sables

95.Millionaire's Shortbread

96.Animal crackers

97.Basbousa

98.Apple Pie either topped or baked with sharp cheddar
99.Beignet
100.just fried, still hot doughnut