Cookies for me.

 

How about you?

I'm an equal opportunity consumer of all three.

Mom's brownies, wife's cupcakes!

1. Daughter's homemade Chocolate Chip Cookies.

1B. Cup Cakes

Yes, Yes, Yes

Cookies top the list.

Warm brownie with vanilla ice cream and a cold glass of milk....but Inwould not turn any of them down.

Hot Brownie with Hershey syrup on it and a cold glass of milk.

A properly prepared chocolate chip cookie all day. A little chewie, maybe a little warm still. Execution matters, because otherwise I'd take a brownie.

Not a big fan of sweets in general, but ill occasionally partake in a brownie.

1a Cookies

1b Brownies

 

 

*Big Gap*

 

 

3. Cup Cakes

 

Cup cakes in the majority of cases are trash. For one, eating any sort of cake with your hands results in a mess. Secondly, people go way to overboard with the frosting to make it look pretty. I don’t give a damn how pretty it is, keep it simple with the frosting. My rule is usually the prettier the cupcake, the worst it tastes. Lastly, just give me cake. I hate that it’s become a popular thing at weddings, birthdays, etc. that cupcakes have sort of replaced regular cakes. With that said, brownies and cookies are undefeated. I went with cookies for the variety. Chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, peanut butter, love them all.

1a Cookies

1b Brownies

 

 

*Big Gap*

 

 

3. Cup Cakes

 

Cup cakes in the majority of cases are trash. For one, eating any sort of cake with your hands results in a mess. Secondly, people go way to overboard with the frosting to make it look pretty. I don’t give a damn how pretty it is, keep it simple with the frosting. My rule is usually the prettier the cupcake, the worst it tastes. Lastly, just give me cake. I hate that it’s become a popular thing at weddings, birthdays, etc. that cupcakes have sort of replaced regular cakes. With that said, brownies and cookies are undefeated. I went with cookies for the variety. Chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, peanut butter, love them all.

 

AMEN!

 

Whenever my wife brings home cupcakes and talks about how "pretty" they are, I know there's an inch worth of icing on top of them. To me, icing should be smeared on a cupcake. If you used a piping bag, then there's way too much. In all honesty, if the cupcake is nice (moist and flavorful) on its own, then there's no need for any icing at all.

Cookies for the win!