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To think this dessert was a bjt

209 replies

DogDramas · 23/01/2022 09:52

We went to OH’s friend’s house last night for a meal. They went into the kitchen and brought out dessert. They had bitten the heads off hollow chocolate rabbits, filled them with Baileys, put squirty cream on top and were pretty pleased with themselves, let me tell you. I looked around for something else and they said that I’d reminded them that they’d forgotten something. I hoped it was a cheesecake but no, they came back with indoor sparklers which took a faff to light, then the cream melted and the sparklers melted the chocolate and I had a plate of mess.

OH and I are still confused about this. AIBU to think cheesecake would have been easier?

OP posts:
Bitofachinwag · 23/01/2022 09:54

Easier? Did they think it was a difficult dessert? I think you would have preferred cheese cake ;)

WomanStanleyWoman · 23/01/2022 09:54

Is this supposed to be funny?

WalkingOnSonshine · 23/01/2022 09:54

Well, obviously buying a cheesecake to serve would have been easier.

What they did was a lot easier compared to making a cheesecake.

Wonder if they are on MN, I’ve seen that “dessert” touted on here a few times.

IncompleteSenten · 23/01/2022 09:55

Bitten? Not cut?

That bit would bother me.

AllThatFancyPaintsAsFair · 23/01/2022 09:55

The ease of preparing the food is upto the host surely. It would be even easier to order a food delivery but so what

Londonlassy · 23/01/2022 09:56

The desert would have turned my stomach YANBU

Wolfiefan · 23/01/2022 09:56

Maybe they’ll see this, never invite you again and you won’t have to suffer their awful desserts in future. Hmm

AliveAndSleeping · 23/01/2022 09:57

Was it supposed to be easy or a bit fun?

(I'd also have preferred cheesecake bit they might have wanted to do something s bit different for fun. As long as they cut or tore the heads off rather than bit them off....)

Fatherliamdeliverance · 23/01/2022 09:57

Yuck! I think it was on an advert. Did they actually bite the heads off? No way.

FlorenceNightshade · 23/01/2022 09:57

Bitten Grin
That's a "recipe" off a baileys advert isn't it? But I think they used chocolate reindeer. Teethmarks aside sounds like they made an effort for you! Maybe not to your taste but still nice of them I think. When you host the next one just have a cheesecake

Fridafever · 23/01/2022 09:57

Are you sure they were bitten? That’s gross

Itsalmostanaccessory · 23/01/2022 10:01

How are you meant to eat that? Are you meant to spoon the cream off, drink the baileys and then eat the chocolate? Coz that's not a pudding. That's a fussy drink.

Tullig · 23/01/2022 10:02

We’re you supposed to down the Baileys in one or something?

Dishwashersaurous · 23/01/2022 10:05

It's such a rubbish advert

FiveShelties · 23/01/2022 10:06

Did you tell them how confused you were?

lborgia · 23/01/2022 10:06

Well either they save the chocolate rabbits from last Easter, or they bought Easter bunnies in January. Which is just wrong by itself.

Add to that biting their heads off, AND Bailey's.

Honestly if they don't see this and defriend you first, I'd be blocking them by MondayConfused

Fairylightsongs · 23/01/2022 10:09

You understand this is a friends house and not a restaurant where you get to decide the menu? Confused

twominutesmore · 23/01/2022 10:11

I've seen similar recipes in lots of places recently, but as cocktail recipes - 'boozy bunnies' etc

It's not usually just baileys, maybe amaretto and other things too.

Should've had a straw to drink the contents imo, so the sparkler was a mistake

Fairylightsongs · 23/01/2022 10:11

Also how would the sparklers melt the chocolate like that? Sparklers aren’t hot enough to do that.

StripeyDeckchair · 23/01/2022 10:12

As Baileys is absolutely disgusting, this is one of the worst ideas for "dessert" EVER

Prescottdanni123 · 23/01/2022 10:15

This was shown on a bailey's xmas advert, albeit they were chocolate reindeers, not rabbits. To be fair, on the advert it did look effective, albeit they didn't use sparklers.

I can only hope that your friends cut the head off, not bite them off.

Honeyroar · 23/01/2022 10:15

I’m sure they hadn’t bitten the heads off. And how rude were you, sitting there looking around for something else?? In that situation you just laugh and drink the Baileys/eat the chocolate. Obviously they’d tried something new and you ought to have appreciated their effort not say there with a face like a slapped arse!!

scorpiogirly · 23/01/2022 10:16

I laughed at 'bitten the heads off'.

Giraffesandbottoms · 23/01/2022 10:18

That sounds delicious

Pedalpushers · 23/01/2022 10:19

I don't understand why you think there have been an alternative option of specifically cheesecake?

If someone serves you food and you start looking around for an imaginary cheesecake then you're pretty rude and quite odd tbh.

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