The Best German Chocolate Cake I've Ever Had

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I bought this huge, absolutely delicious cake for my husbands' birthday party last week. So much of it is left over and it's driving me crazy. He's eating it way too slowly and in the meantime, I want to eat a slice every night. I want a slice right now.
Should I eat it and suffer the consequences or just throw it away?

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Go ahead. Eat it.

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Eat it until it's all gone, then it will no longer haunt you Smile

Seriously, if youre dieting, allow yourself a small pieceand if you still cant resist having another small slice, then throw the rest away.

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geez, you don't want to waste good cake...

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colorbook wrote:

Eat it until it's all gone, then it will no longer haunt you

That's how I used to operate. Buy a box of cookies, eat them until they're gone. Cake? Eat it up and get it out of the house. These days tho, I'm gonna feel that cake around my middle just in time for Thanksgiving. And carry it on into Christmas. It could be the start of an fat holiday season.
But it's so yummy...

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Where did you get it? Sozlet's birthday is coming up...

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Eoe, eat it all in one sitting. One day of "fatness" might be bad but what the hell...we might not be here to enjoy the cake tomorrow. Just watch what you eat in everything else. Cut out something else for the next few days. You can balance that evil/glorious cake out.

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Soz, I got it from Metrotainment in Atlanta. They supply cakes for various restaurants in and around the city. This thing has got to be about five layers. It's a monster. Much bigger than I anticipated and good through and through.

You all will be proud of me. I did not have a slice last night after all. But look out tonight!

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eoe wrote:

You all will be proud of me. I did not have a slice last night after all. But look out tonight!

Just finish it off and be done with it Laughing

:wink:

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That's gonna take another four or five nights, colorbook.

THANKS FOR ALL OF THE ENCOURAGEMENT, GUYS! :wink: Laughing

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Eat it...eat it....eat it....eat it....

Chant with me now....

Eat it...eat it....eat it....

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You all know of course that it's actually not a German (= from Germany, German immigrants etc) chocolate cake but German's chocolate cake (= invented by an American guy named German in 19th century somewhere in the Midwest :wink:

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No, I didn't know that... something new every day from a2k...

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Interesting Walter...but no matter I like it without care to where it originated, after all it is chocolate.

As for the best, that would be the first I ever had when I was about 14. No other has quite compared to that first moment of sheer ecstasy I experienced as the moist cake entered my mouth.

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oh geez...it's only 4pm. Please don't tempt me before dinner even.

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ossobuco wrote:

No, I didn't know that... something new every day from a2k...

same here

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Walter Hinteler wrote:

You all know of course that it's actually not a German (= from Germany, German immigrants etc) chocolate cake but German's chocolate cake (= invented by an American guy named German in 19th century somewhere in the Midwest :wink:

Thanks for that tidbit, Walter. Can't wait to pass it on.

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The Secrets of German Chocolate Cake

More links/infos here

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eoe, sit your husband down and force him to eat it at a gunpoint. or, if you have no gun, hold a roller over his head... all but one more little slice for you maybe...

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He had a piece tonight. But there's still loads to go. And I'm thinking about another slice tonight myself. It's calling to me. Confused

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