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In Western culture, '''dessert''' is the sweet course of a meal, served after the main course and before the serving of [[cheese]]. It is sometimes also known as ''pudding'' or ''sweet''. At elaborate dinner parties, sweet ''dessert wines'' are served to accompany it.  
 
In Western culture, '''dessert''' is the sweet course of a meal, served after the main course and before the serving of [[cheese]]. It is sometimes also known as ''pudding'' or ''sweet''. At elaborate dinner parties, sweet ''dessert wines'' are served to accompany it.  
  
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Among young coastal liberal elites it is common to lace certain desserts, particularly brownies, with marijuana. This enables the young liberal elite to open his or her mind to the spirits. It is commonly believed that this ritual causes young liberal elites to become more promiscuous and to lose a significant portion of their muscle mass.
 
 
[[Category:Food and Drink]]
 
[[Category:Food and Drink]]

Revision as of 03:47, December 10, 2009

In Western culture, dessert is the sweet course of a meal, served after the main course and before the serving of cheese. It is sometimes also known as pudding or sweet. At elaborate dinner parties, sweet dessert wines are served to accompany it.

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