Chocolate dipped banana cookies

I'm allergic to chocolate but I love it a lot. for some reason when i was little, I was able to eat it completely fine until all of the sudden i had migraines and itd give me allergies, now i eat it sometimes, but i think that every time i eat chocolate it gets worse. my throat feels tight and swalloing feels weird.. what would be something similar i could use to replace it??? i hate that Im allergic to it so much,, its my favorite candy. I started drinking coffee as to replace it for hot chocolate but what about cookies or things?

So I’m turning 18 this year and i absolutely love horror movies and i thought it would be cool to have horror movies be the theme for my party! I’ve been thinking about cool stuff to do at the party like trivia and other games but i mainly need help coming up with food ideas. There will be around 15 people so preferably food that is easy to make in big batches. I also want them to be themed around like specific horror movies rather than just be spooky themed in general. Do you guys have any ideas for foods that could be cool? Also bonus points if you can come up with some kind of funny name for it.
An example of the style of ideas I’m looking for is like i was thinking of dipping pretzel sticks into chocolate and making those stick dolls from The Blair Witch Project.
Thanks for your help!!!!

Edit: I guess they’re actually toffee chocolate chip NOT skor!
I bought Kirkland Skor cookies from the Costco bakery once and they’re all I think about. Every time I go back, they aren’t there. Does anyone know the cycle? Do they only sell them certain days/times of year?
I’m in Calgary, Alberta and shop at the Beacon hill location.

I work from home. My home office happens to be adjacent to the street, which is normally very quiet.
A few weeks ago, Mister Softee parked out front of my house while I was on Zoom. And he sat there, and sat there, playing his stupid music. I had an important meeting about to start so I ran outside with a $5 bill in hand. I bargained with the driver -- not one I recognized -- that if I bought a cone he would go away. He agreed, so I bought a small chocolate softserve cone. I gave him $5, he gave me the cone, and drove off. Mission accomplished, back to Zoom.
Now he comes back every day. Every day with that incessant music. I think he adds a new speaker every week. It gets louder. I'm dreaming of it. BA DA DA DA BA DUH DUH DA DA DA DA DAA BA DA DA DA BA DUH DUH DA DA DA DA DAA BA DA DA DA BA DUH DUH DA DA DA DA DAA
He only goes away if I buy an ice cream from him. I've tried all the flavors. All the cones. All the cups. All the scoops, hard and soft, the dips, the jimmies, ...
My co-workers are worried for me. HR reached out to offer alternative work locations.
I think he has a copy of my work call schedule, does he show up during my downtime? NO. NEVER. Only right before important calls. Every. Fucking. Day.
My team planned an event for when a few of them were visiting New York. They booked an ice cream making class. Why?!? "You're always eating ice cream, u/leg_day. Isn't it fun to make your own?"
NO CINDY IT IS NOT FUN.
Can I report him to Homeland Security?
Am I his retirement plan?
BA DA DA DA BA DUH DUH DA DA DA DA DAA
i bet his wife calls him mister softee because he can't get it up and this is the only way he can get his jimmies off
BA DA DA DA BA DUH DUH DA DA DA DA DAA BA DA DA DA BA DUH DUH DA DA DA DA DAA

There’s something truly magical about the combination of creamy vanilla custard nestled within a crisp, buttery cookie cup. These delightful treats offer a symphony of flavors and textures that are sure to delight your taste buds and satisfy your sweet cravings. Whether served as a dessert at a dinner party or enjoyed as a special treat with a cup of tea, vanilla custard cookie cups are guaranteed to be a hit. In this article, we’ll explore how to make these indulgent delights from scratch, providing you with a step-by-step guide to create your own batch of sweet bliss.
Ingredients: For the Cookie Cups:
1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, softened 1/2 cup granulated sugar 1/4 cup powdered sugar 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 2 cups all-purpose flour 1/4 teaspoon salt For the Vanilla Custard:
2 cups whole milk 1/2 cup granulated sugar 4 large egg yolks 1/4 cup cornstarch 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Optional Toppings:
Fresh berries Whipped cream Mint leaves Chocolate shavings Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 350°F (175°C) and grease a mini muffin tin with non-stick cooking spray. In a large mixing bowl, cream together the softened butter, granulated sugar, powdered sugar, and vanilla extract until light and fluffy. Gradually add the flour and salt to the butter mixture, mixing until a soft dough forms. Roll the dough into small balls, about 1 tablespoon each, and place them into the wells of the greased mini muffin tin. Using your fingers or the back of a teaspoon, press the dough balls into the bottom and up the sides of the muffin tin wells to form cookie cups. Bake the cookie cups in the preheated oven for 10-12 minutes, or until the edges are lightly golden brown. Remove the cookie cups from the oven and allow them to cool in the muffin tin for 5 minutes before carefully transferring them to a wire rack to cool completely. While the cookie cups are cooling, prepare the vanilla custard. In a medium saucepan, heat the whole milk over medium heat until it reaches a gentle simmer. In a separate mixing bowl, whisk together the granulated sugar, egg yolks, and cornstarch until smooth and creamy. Slowly pour the hot milk into the egg mixture, whisking constantly to prevent curdling. Return the mixture to the saucepan and cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until the custard thickens and coats the back of a spoon, about 5-7 minutes. Remove the custard from the heat and stir in the vanilla extract. Allow the custard to cool slightly before spooning it into the cooled cookie cups, filling each cup to the top. Refrigerate the filled cookie cups for at least 1-2 hours, or until the custard is set. Once chilled, garnish the vanilla custard cookie cups with fresh berries, a dollop of whipped cream, mint leaves, or chocolate shavings, if desired. Serve and enjoy these heavenly delights with your loved ones! Conclusion: Vanilla custard cookie cups are the epitome of indulgence, combining buttery cookies with silky smooth custard for a truly decadent treat. Whether enjoyed as a dessert or a sweet snack, these delightful treats are sure to impress. With this simple recipe, you can recreate the magic of vanilla custard cookie cups in your own kitchen and treat yourself to a little slice of sweet bliss.

Hello! I recently flew Delta One and ordered a gf meal. I was served a gluten free, vegan chocolate chip cookie. I did not catch the brand name, but it was absolutely delicious and I need to find it. Does anyone know what it is by any chance?

I came across these amazing treats and I wanna indulge sometime soon. I’m looking for estimates on the thick chocolate chip cookies and double chocolate cookies (pic 1), the tahini souffle (pic 2), and the chocolate chip bun type thing (pic 3).
2 pics at the end have a hand for scale lmao but obv its behind glass so not an exact comparison. I have no weight info unfortunately:(
Ty!!!

Hello again to Anthony's post-college sale. These are all new items! We start off with a scarce sycee from Yunnan Province and a more diminutive type (ex. Stephen Album), and two graded, VF 35 Fatman Dollars, including a Weak O type. These were all freshly graded. Another freshly graded PCGS coin is a XF 45 and golden toned Memento Dollar that I submitted raw. The raw coins are a Memento Dollar (AU Toned, old cleaning), a lot of 8 1/4 Yangs, a lustrous AU Yunnan 50 Cents, and a ink chopmarked with 香 HK 10 Cents. We also have two scarce 10 Cash, one of which is a well detailed Yunnan Szechuan 10 Cash--an elusive, two province type! We also have a ex. Daniel K.E. Ching 5 Cash, which is a rare denomination. Kraft envelope is included.
To be transparent, I have been trying to get some more Chinese and Annamnese (Vietnamnese) coins in the near future, so I have to offload some of my stuff to get towards my collecting goals.
Thank you all! I hope you all can enjoy these coins from my personal collection!
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INVENTORY - Guaranteed GENUINE and Two are Certified:
LOTS
Lot 1: Lot of 8 pieces - aEF Korea 1/4 Yangs from 1898 (Kwangmu Year 2)

• Bought from an old collection in bulk. Nice patina, and circulated. Generally crude strikes on these copper nickel issues.
• I have unattributed them to any varieties. Good value for the money! :D
• Images: https://imgur.com/a/fVmbjyx
• Price: 65 40 shipped for the lot.

Lot 2: 1905 China Empire 5 Cash - Ex. Scott Semans ex. Daniel K.E. Ching

• Fine+, rare denomination from 1905 (cyclical date 乙巳) - first year of the TCTK Copper Coin system.
• Images: https://imgur.com/a/9urcw69
• Price: 12 shipped

Lot 3: 1906 10 Cash - Yunnan Szechuan (川滇) - double mintmark. Graded XF Cleaned by PCGS. Much details and original color, old cleaning and retoning.

• A very scarce denomination from this one year of issue: 丙午 = 1906 for this 10 cash type. There is also a 20 cash type.
• Images: https://imgur.com/a/YrjGlVb
• PCGS Cert and Trueviews: https://www.pcgs.com/cert/48945705
• Price: 30 shipped

Lot 4: Yunnan Sycee (snail sycee) or yuansi with high purity silver; late qing and early republic （清末民初）. used for daily transactions and even the opium trade!

• A more uncommon sycee type weighing more than a tael (slightly) at 39.3 grams.
• Usual whorls on the top to indicate high silver fineness, aka the ripples. Nice and remaining luster present.
• Images: https://imgur.com/a/ZphQAil
• Price: 70 shipped

Lot 5: Sinkiang Hammered 5 Fen Tanga - RARE YARKAND TYPE - ex. Stephen Album Rare Coins - high silver fineness, nicely toned. Graded PCGS XF Environmental Damage

• A very nice piece and well centered in strike, the ED is usual for these types and this is a nice piece in an as struck condition.
• Guangxu Yinqian Type (guangxu silver coin) and undated, but approximated to be 1878.
• Yarkand or Yarkant Mint. Zarb left and mint name in Arabic to the right, lovely strike.
• Krause YA7.15 and Lin and Ma 665
• Images: https://imgur.com/a/mOWXvWV
• PCGS Cert and Trueviews: https://www.pcgs.com/cert/42761456
• Price: 60 shipped

Lot 6: SMALL and Diminutive Yunnan Sycee (snail sycee) or yuansi with high purity silver; late qing and early republic （清末民初）. used for daily transactions and even the opium trade! This is a 1/4 Tae type at 9.8 grams or so. Much more uncommon and smaller variety.

• ex. Stephen Album Rare Coins Auction 39. Lot 1106.
• Usual whorls on the top to indicate high silver fineness, aka the ripples. Nice and remaining luster present.
• Nice old time collection patina.
• Images: https://imgur.com/a/GErfzos
• Price: 60 shipped

Lot 7: Raw and Circy 1896 Hong Kong 10 Cents with RARE Ink Chopmark 香 = Hong in Hong Kong. A more uncommon sycee type weighing more than a tael (slightly) at 39.3 grams.

• Grades about VF to low EF, with nice circy patina. Krause KM 6.3.
• Special 香 ink chopmark. Perhaps from a merchant or private stamp.
• Images: https://imgur.com/a/WJFRXFY
• Price: 12 shipped

Lot 8: TWO Pieces of Sinkiang Woodblock Printed and SCARCE Khotan 3 Taels Banknotes - Year 25 , plenty of original color

• Sinkiang Khotan District 3 Taels note (yr. 24) 1935 in the Gregorian calendar.
• As made and in nice condition, from an old American collection. Nice color and ink remaining.
• Images: https://imgur.com/a/QHuWw7g
• Price for the pair: 50 shipped

Lot 9: AU - Lustrous and slight toned Yunnan 50 Cents - early and high fineness 2 circles under pearl variety. A great starter for the Chinese struck silver collection. Minted at the Kunming Mint

• Grades low AU, larger sized type.
• Better condition for a raw coin compared to circulated examples.
• Images: https://imgur.com/a/vTVhJVX
• Price: 30 shipped

Lot 10: AU, TONED and Lustrous 1927 Memento - Old cleaning on obverse - Rare DDO!

• Classic Chinese crown with the bust of Dr. Sun Yat Sen; scarce DDO variety as we see doubling on the circles around the bust.
• Appealing, old cabinet toning, brought 3 or so years ago.
• Images: https://imgur.com/a/BjIHRH6
• Price: 90 shipped

Lot 11: NICELY TONED (golden patina) PCGS XF 45 Memento Dollar Nanking (Nanjing) Mint Variety

• Fresh from grading and graded PCGS XF 45.
• Nice residual and cartwheel luster on both sides, nice details, and interesting planchet dip on the obverse side (not a chopmark!)
• Nice eye appeal compared to other XF 45s.
• Images: https://imgur.com/a/GKkm6At
• PCGS Cert and TrueView: https://www.pcgs.com/cert/49511201
• Price: 140 shipped

Lot 12: NGC XF 45 BN - scarce Empire 20 Cash with 5 Waves under, central Hu Poo (Tientsin Mint) Issue - large head dragon

• Sharply struck 20 cash, a more uncommon denomination compared to a 10 cash.
• 1909 with dated cyclical date of 己酉.
• Problem free, chocolate patina.
• Images: https://imgur.com/a/ndzA4ou
• NGC Certification: https://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/2874016-006/45/
• Price: 30 shipped

Lot 13: Circy and Problem Free Fatman Dollar - 1914 (Yuan DISCONNECTED) = Tientsin Type. PCGS VF 35

• A classic Yuan Shikai fatman dollar with nice and even circulated patina, problem free with nice details evident, as shown with the wreath side; epaulets are worn, as usual for this circulated piece.
• Freshly graded and sent in raw by me! Hard to come by problem free examples these days!
• Images: https://imgur.com/a/DqX1K33
• PCGS Images and Cert: https://www.pcgs.com/cert/49511199
• Price: 145 Shipped

Lot 14: RARE and ELUSIVE Triangle YUAN + Weak O Fatman Dollar - a variety that is hard to come by. PCGS VF 35

• Seldom seen "Weak O" variety. Nice details remaining and circulated as usual.
• There is the "O" mintmark right at the bottom left of the wreath! It can be seen!
• Straight graded by PCGS; the O is rather weak compared to other strong circlet O types, but this is actually rarer. A transitional type! Not minted, as usual, at the Tientsin Mint.
• Freshly graded by me with the same sub as the XF 45 Memento and the lot above!
• Images: https://imgur.com/a/2IxsCfx
• PCGS Images and Cert: https://www.pcgs.com/cert/49511200
• Price: 185 Shipped

Hey, here is a Levain Cookie with two chocolate chip. I weight it at home. It is 166grams so 5.8oz. Thanks for helping!

Wormy scammed slowbro payin' him like 1 dollar and then venomoth said he's still working on that project
Chocolate
Dark Chocolate
White Chocolate
Choco Milk
**BIG** Chocolate
Hot Chocolate
Chocolate cake
Chocolate Muffins
Brownies
Chocolate Chip Cookies
Chocolate Ice Cream
And obviously the **Dangal Special**

i was going through the notes on my macbook and came across this very extensive list, please note it's from like early 2023 lmao
strawberry, this is such common sense tbh
peach maybe?
watermelon
something like aloe vera like a medicated type one
cookie dough
oreo or something similar like cookies and cream
fruity pebbles / ice cream
pineapple
pumpkin
chocolate / chocolate cake / brownie with a brownish tint
red velvet with a red tint
apple
banana
peanut butter and jelly ?
almond
glazed donut
cherry blossom
strawberry shortcake
sugar cookie
pound cake
tiramisu
pear
popsicle
caramel
candy flavored one or specific chocolates like hersheys or reeses etc
licorice
gummy bear
gingerbread
cinnamon toast
eggnog
pancake / syrup and waffles
birthday cake / funfetti