For Fab Desserts It Helps to Know a Little German

Truly fabulous desserts are very much like German in their construction. You put small words together to make bigger better words, such as:

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  1. Roy Young

    Perhaps the name with ingredients raises our excitement such that we are ready to pay high prices for appealing sweets. Regardless of price, I would love to see a Top 10 Desserts list from Dan.

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