Sorry jingthing, that was meant for mango66. ....

Now, eating dessert while you're getting the happy ending is something entirely different ....

Enough with the sex talk. Get a room!

It need not to be always sweet. I love the Italian way as well.

Cheese, Salami, Bread and Wine.

Italy doesn't have the best salamis,

either cheese i would choose from france,

and the red wine fron SA !!

Enough with the sex talk. Get a room!

I'll get my coat ...

Wouldn't mind a screwball from Mr Softee.

Loved the bubble gum in the bottom.

Here's me as a kid on my chopper getting one.

Dessert: fat / sugar / carbs

Next ...

........obviously there is no pleasing you....

...already ruined for me....

........obviously there is no pleasing you....

...already ruined for me....

Ah. But you are so wrong.

It need not to be always sweet. I love the Italian way as well.

Cheese, Salami, Bread and Wine.

...

Italy doesn't have the best salamis,

either cheese i would choose from france,

and the red wine fron SA !!

Whatever you choose.... imho, best of;

Red wine; 1. Italy, 2. Spain

Cheese; 1. France, 2. Switzerland And Italy

SA have decent steaks.

Desserts please.

Yes I'm aware of the European concept of a cheese course dessert but this thread is about the more universal idea of dessert.

Not all threads need to be about everything in the world.

There is such a thing as focusing on the actual TOPIC presented in the OP.

That said, (sweet) dessert WINES would fit well enough ... I've had some amazing ones before but when I said price was no object perhaps I lied, because a really world class dessert wine in Thailand ... mucho dinero.

Cheers.

Anything as long as it was off my girlfriends stomach.

I have been told to go to Pattaya to experience "Thai pie". But I have no idea what that is.

Can anybody enlighten me please ?

Sticky Rice with Mango and Coconut Cream, a magnificent Thai sweet, although available in a few other Asian countries

It's available on the street, and right up to good quality restaurants.

Had the most amazing bread and butter pudding at The Pig and Whistle, soi 7. The crumble (Can't remember flavour) was very good as well

ice cream cake

Is Ben and Jerrys available in Thailand? i have not seen it there

Have Buds of San Francisco, it I've seen B&J

Desserts please.

Yes I'm aware of the European concept of a cheese course dessert but this thread is about the more universal idea of dessert.

Not all threads need to be about everything in the world.

There is such a thing as focusing on the actual TOPIC presented in the OP.

That said, (sweet) dessert WINES would fit well enough ... I've had some amazing ones before but when I said price was no object perhaps I lied, because a really world class dessert wine in Thailand ... mucho dinero.

Cheers.

sounds like u r getting Grumpy, Better sort this , Now...

It need not to be always sweet. I love the Italian way as well.

Cheese, Salami, Bread and Wine.

Italy doesn't have the best salamis,

either cheese i would choose from france,

and the red wine fron SA !!

San Francisco has some good ones, Columbus,Gallo, I get them in Costco 2 foot long 600baht and people go crazy for it in Patts and Seka, many Italians in SF back in the day,Dimaggio lived their too.

It need not to be always sweet. I love the Italian way as well.

Cheese, Salami, Bread and Wine.

Italy doesn't have the best salamis,

either cheese i would choose from france,

and the red wine fron SA !!

San Francisco has some good ones, Columbus,Gallo, I get them in Costco 2 foot long 600baht and people go crazy for it in Patts and Seka, many Italians in SF back in the day,Dimaggio lived their too.

How do you equate cheese, salami and wine with dessert?

des·sert

dəˈzərt/

noun

noun: dessert; plural noun: desserts

1. the sweet course eaten at the end of a meal.

   "a dessert of chocolate mousse"

It need not to be always sweet. I love the Italian way as well.

Cheese, Salami, Bread and Wine.

Italy doesn't have the best salamis,

either cheese i would choose from france,

and the red wine fron SA !!

San Francisco has some good ones, Columbus,Gallo, I get them in Costco 2 foot long 600baht and people go crazy for it in Patts and Seka, many Italians in SF back in the day,Dimaggio lived their too.

How do you equate cheese, salami and wine with dessert?

des·sert

dəˈzərt/

noun

noun: dessert; plural noun: desserts

1. the sweet course eaten at the end of a meal.

   "a dessert of chocolate mousse"

Dessert (/dɨˈzɜrt/) is a course that concludes an evening meal. The course usually consists of sweet foods and beverages, but may include coffee, cheeses, nuts, or other savory items.

Dessert (/dɨˈzɜrt/) is a course that concludes an evening meal. The course usually consists of sweet foods and beverages, but may include coffee, cheeses, nuts, or other savory items.

I think the general consensus would be that dessert is some kind of sweet, be it fruit, pudding, whatever. If you took a poll, I would be more than a little surprised if someone said salami.

I second the Chocolate mud cake! As thick and heavy as possible.

I like a good chocolate mud cake.

Where?

Babylon in Bangkok has a restaurant, they have good mud cake. But that is not Pattaya so is it doesn't count. But good cheese cake beats mud cake every time, that's for sure! Starbuck's cheese cake is really not bad, especially if you haven't tasted good cheese cake in long time.

Is there a secret recipe in Pats, superb cakes with loads of cream?

I don't know but that me made me wonder. Is there any place in Pattaya that serves a real luxurious British high tea with clotted cream?

The last time I did that was at the great hotel in Victoria, British Columbia.

http://www.fairmont.com/empress-victoria/dining/afternoontea/

Is there any place in Pattaya that serves a real luxurious British high tea with clotted cream?

There certainly is.

You can find it in Soi Dreamland, next door to the honest estate agent and that bar with the hookers with a heart of gold.

On a serious note, for something like that I would go to a former British colony (Malaysia or Singapore would be best, then India) or straight to London. I can recommend the Savoy personally, but let someone else pay.

https://www.google.com/search?q=malaysia+high+tea&safe=off&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X

Mmm. Now that really is tempting.

Some of these sound great, and only a cheap bus ride away:

http://www.bangkok.com/restaurant-dining-experiences/afternoon-delight.htm#promo

I'll try them if you dont!

Is there any place in Pattaya that serves a real luxurious British high tea with clotted cream?

There certainly is.

You can find it in Soi Dreamland, next door to the honest estate agent and that bar with the hookers with a heart of gold.

On a serious note, for something like that I would go to a former British colony (Malaysia or Singapore would be best, then India) or straight to London. I can recommend the Savoy personally, but let someone else pay.

https://www.google.com/search?q=malaysia+high+tea&safe=off&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X

Mmm. Now that really is tempting.

Yangon is closer than India and they do it just like the old days at The Strand Hotel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRd7GrH0tA8

I don't know but that me made me wonder. Is there any place in Pattaya that serves a real luxurious British high tea with clotted cream?

The last time I did that was at the great hotel in Victoria, British Columbia.

http://www.fairmont.com/empress-victoria/dining/afternoontea/

That was one of my pet ideas when I first moved to Phuket. I love to drink tea. I was going to open a high tea spot. But after doing my due dilligence I decided otherwise. I would still like to have a crack at it, high end china the whole deal, and no JT don't get your hopes up, I not gay.

That was one of my pet ideas when I first moved to Phuket. I love to drink tea.

I would still like to have a crack at it, high end china the whole deal, and no JT don't get your hopes up, I not gay.

Depressing.

Yangon is closer than India and they do it just like the old days at The Strand Hotel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRd7GrH0tA8

Good idea. That hotel looks like it's stuck in a time warp, rather like one I remember from Macau 30+ years ago before they had the really big casinos. It looked like a relic from a Graham Greene novel and I expected the Palm Court Orchestra to strike up at any moment. My bedroom (with covered balcony and ceiling fan) overlooked the river with a view across to the other islands. A true experience that will stay with me forever. I love places like that.

The cake stand in that video looked a little bit sparse when compared to the photos on my Google link, but worth it for the ambience I'm sure.

Is there any place in Pattaya that serves a real luxurious British high tea with clotted cream?

There certainly is.

You can find it in Soi Dreamland, next door to the honest estate agent and that bar with the hookers with a heart of gold.

On a serious note, for something like that I would go to a former British colony (Malaysia or Singapore would be best, then India) or straight to London. I can recommend the Savoy personally, but let someone else pay.

https://www.google.com/search?q=malaysia+high+tea&safe=off&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X

Mmm. Now that really is tempting.

Malaysia definitely. The Eastern and Oriental Hotel in Penang or possibly the Coliseum Cafe in Kuala Lumpur. Both great venues if you want to act out the role of the English,Edwardian country gentleman ( or a deceased Ottoman Sultan).