Best. Dessert. EVER!

[trof]

And easy.

Melt about 2 cups of peanut butter (smooth or crunchy, your choice) in the micro.

Pour over chocolate ice cream.

Eat.

Repeat.

Sweet.

[philosophie_en_rose]

1. 2 cups?

That's a lot of peanut butter.

[trof]

2. I LIKE a lot of peanut butter.

You don't want to run out half way through the ice cream.

[philosophie_en_rose]

3. A serving is 2 tablespoons.

I like peanut butter too, but a whole jar sounds like a bad idea.

:)

[trof]

6. My jar has 40 ounces.

Or 5 cups.
I like peanut butter.
Did I already sat that?

[seemunkee]

18. They lie.

That's not a serving.

[seemunkee]

19. Peanut butter on anything is good

My PB sandwhichs consist of 2 slices of american cheese with peanut butter in between. No bread.
Or take PB on a spoon and dip it into the ovaltine jar.
Or take a slug off of the hersheys syrup and then a spoon of PB. Extra points if you have a can of whipped cream handy.

[yellowdogintexas]

21. My father ate peanut butter every day of his life, at least in the

31 years that I knew him.

If there was no dessert he would eat peanut butter on vanilla wafers or graham crackers. That man loved him some peanut butter. I gave him fresh ground peanut butter from the health food store for Christmas one year.

I have seen him put it on pie, cake, all varieties of cookies.

When my mom made vegetable soup, she always mixed up a dish of grape jelly and peanut butter as a spread and we had it on crackers with the soup. I still like to have that with homemade veg soup.

[Tallison]

4. I just started doing this same thing

over the summer. Amazing it didn't occur to me sooner! I like the natural chunky peanut butter, as it's a little runnier and more like a sauce topping.

Yum!!!

[Lethe]

5. Vanilla wafers and bean dip

well....not the best dessert ever, but it tasted real good once when i was out camping and had no other food.

:evilgrin:

[LaurenG]

7. Did you dip the cookies in the bean dip

or just eat the bean dip and save the cookies for dessert?

[Lethe]

8. dipped the Nilla wafers in the bean dip

tasty



:evilgrin:

[LaurenG]

9. You know that whole situation just seems wrong

to me. But since I've never tried it I can't say for certain. :shrug: :hi:

[Lethe]

10. yeah it was one of those "camping moments"

you know, when you are miles from civilization, it's raining, and there is a raccoon trying to break into your tent.....etc

hah, reminds me one time a racoon stole a can of my chili once. I had eaten some earlier and left it by the fire in the can. I caught him eating it late at night, and his whole face was covered in chili. It was hilarious.

[YellowRubberDuckie]

11. Rib Crib Cherry Cobbler...

Had it for dinner. YUMMY.
Duckie

[BreweryYardRat]

12. No, it's not.

A Chocolate Chip Paradise Pie from Chili's is heaven.

[Momgonepostal]

13. Tiramisu', Baby! nt

[hippywife]

14. Amen, sister!

We make that every Christmas as our own tradition. Use Frnagelico instead of rum. Yummy! :9

[Robb]

15. You frighten me with your clear thinking

And I feel threatened by having the choice between smooth and crunchy. :silly:

[havocmom]

16. The 90 Pound Hound will be right over!

Peanut butter, ice cream... his two favorite things.

[Skelington]

17. Baklava, The Greek resturant down the block has a baklava,

and vanilla ice cream sundae that is "kick you in the crotch, spit on your neck" delicious!

[yellowdogintexas]

20. wrong again. The Lemon Thing* is the Best.Dessert. Ever.

Although I am heavily in the Tiramisu camp and a good coconut cream pie is a wonderful thing.


*The Lemon Thing is a classic Lemon Pudding Cake baked in a souffle dish instead of a shallow casserole. It is a souffle, it is divine and it is my family's favorite dessert.

Second favorite is a tie between fudge brownies or chocolate pound cake