Will you go for a dessert after meal?

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Nope, I wont because a dessert is gonna be too hard on my belly to take after a decent meal
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Definitely yes ice cream after a good meal
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I've got to have some type of dessert after a meal at home..In fact, last night, since there was nothing much to choose from (need to go grocery shopping!) I made a cake from my favorite recipe book. It's a yellow cake with unsweetened cocoa powder swirled throughout the batter. I made a simple chocolate glaze for the top of the bundt style. Yumm! My weakness is also ice cream,any kind!
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I used to have a firm answer of no, I do not eat dessert after a meal. Lately, though, I feel like life is too short not to at least try a little dessert afterward. But only if it is something unique I can't really get anywhere or make myself :)
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I do t usually do dessert cuz I’m trying to lose weight after having my baby girl, but I went to The Cheesecake Factory last weekend and had the mango key lime cheesecake. Ahhh so good!!
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Sometimes when I feel like having something sweet, I will go for dessert. Not huge portions but a little bit to enjoy the craving.
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Not always. Usually the inclusion of a dessert depends on one's mood. The dessert course is rarely pre-planned. It's usually planned in advance only when guests are to come over.
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Personally I don't do desserts after meals,I just eat and that's enough.
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Post by DD129 »

It depends on my appetite. It would be wasteful if I order/make dessert when I can’t handle it. All that food will just end up in the trash. However, if I can handle it and am craving something sweet, I’ll definitely go for some dessert.
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I sometimes crave something sweet, so I go for a vegan protein bar, vegan Ben and Jerry with peanut butter and cookie, or just some dates...
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Yes but I try not to keep them in the house because of this haha
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I wish it would be a better choice for me to have a smaller meal and a small dessert but I usually prefer savoury food. Such a shame, I've probably missed out on some really nice puddings!
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Always and forever :)
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Usually yes, but nowadays I'm trying to follow a more restrictive diet. :mrgreen:
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Normally I don't have enough room in the belly... but give me an hour an so and I will usually start to get a sweet craving
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