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fandomsecrets2013-12-17 07:02 pm
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Re: How do you dessert?
(Anonymous) 2013-12-18 02:38 pm (UTC)(link)If you do start to make your own desserts, and this could work for some store bought as well, try putting them in portion bags like that one anon suggested but then put them all in the freezer. Most desserts freeze fine. Take one out to thaw on days you want a dessert, and there you go! No chance of eating more than you planned because they're all frozen and it'd take forever to thaw another one out.
You could do this with certain batters as well. A lot of cookie doughs freeze fine, and you could scoop out a couple of 'cookies' to freeze together, take them out and cook when you want them and voila! Fresh baked cookies in small portions.