Vasilopita for New Years’ Good Luck
Slightly superstitious? Let's increase your chances of good luck with a slice of the delicious Vasilopita! Learn more about the Greek New Years' cake now...
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Kwanzaa Holiday: What’s for Dessert?
The Kwanzaa holiday has a special cultural origin, but it's also a great opportunity to discover Afro-American desserts! Join us and find out the best ones!
Peanut Butter or Chocolate Fudge: The Sticky Cousin to Caramel
Do you know which Canadian town holds the record for the biggest slab of chocolate fudge? Learn the answer now in our post dedicated entirely to...
Top 5 Alcoholic Liqueur Desserts!
Explore alcoholic liqueur desserts. Come take a look at five versatile liqueurs that do more than just act as digestifs.
A Concha for Dia de la Concepcion
Another December 8th has passed by, but these latin girls are almost there! To learn more about their delicious concha campaign, you will have to read our latest blog post...
Chocolate Covering on Everything
Is it bad to attend a party and be more interested in the chocolate fountain than the other guests? This is for all the guilty chocolate lovers out there...
Are You Having a Yule Log (Bûche de Noël) Cake for the Coming Holidays?
Can a holiday dessert like Yule Log really stop you from putting on weight? Join us as we explore the possibilities of the French Dessert Bûche de Noël...
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Hanukkah Desserts For the Festival of Lights
For Hanukkah desserts we look at the popular sufganiyot, latkes, or the babka...
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The Bundt Cake’s Origins
Today, Bundt cakes are drizzled with syrup and dusted with powder, but you’ll never guess what early versions of this cake used to be decorated with during medieval times...
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Think You Know Your Christmas Shortbread Cookies? Think Again…
Learn more about the classic shortbread cookie and treat your taste buds with these international versions of the buttery biscuit that are spicy and exotic…
Lithuanian Spit Cake
A cake that's taller than a human being? You better believe it. Our latest blog post takes us to Lithuania where tall tree-like cakes are run-of-the-mill...
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Fudgy Brownie or Goblin That Cleans While You Sleep?
What's the link between a little goblin that likes to clean and a fudgy chocolate brownie? We're here to investigate! Learn more in our newest blog post...
We’re Thankful for Cranberries
Are you familiar with the cranberry harvest? Our latest blog post takes a closer look, starting with the red berry pools...
Baklava Dessert: The Most Famous Middle Eastern Dessert
If baklava dessert makes you weak at the knees, this is for you. Dedicated to all the baklava lovers out there, get ready to meet your new favourite holiday place…
M&M’s History: Ask an Astronaut “What Melts in Your Mouth, Not in Your Hand?”
Here’s a little M&M’s history for all the chocolate fans out there. To celebrate the Madonna (or Lady Gaga) of all chocolates, we’ll begin by exploring why they were invented in the first place...
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