In August of 2017, my spouse, son, and I were in Columbia, South Carolina to watch a total eclipse of the sun.
Turns out it had nothing to do with a freak out (panic) over the total eclipse.
Rather it is a dessert item you have to see to believe. (click the link for an article on them)
I do wonder what they did for a total eclipse, though. I'll probably never know. But this article wrote more about the delicacies various restaurants served up for the 2017 eclipse.
Joining Sandee at Comedy Plus for her #WordlessWednesday.
Eclipse fever …
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous dessert! A very science fiction look!
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...I am passionate about lots of things, but this isn't one of them.
ReplyDeleteI have no idea how you could possibly eat one of those!
ReplyDeleteUnique dessert for sure ~
ReplyDeletecarol l mckenna
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
What Tom said. I'd rather have dessert.
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Mom would love something like this, she used to love desserts but since she gave up sugar and processed foods, she doesn't eat that kind of thing anymore. It is a fun idea to drum up some business for something unusual.
ReplyDeleteWow. Now that's a dessert!
ReplyDeleteFunny! A Freakshake would be more apt for an earthquake. Only, we don't know when those are coming. At least in time to plan a menu. In CA I knew when one was coming because my dog then would start acting weird (weirder than her usual Border collie/Heeler weirdness). "Anna's acting weird, there's gonna be an earthquake!"
ReplyDeleteGood grief! I could never eat all that. I would probably go for the alcoholic milk shake instead.
ReplyDeleteFreakshake is a new term for me.
ReplyDeleteWill you be in the path of the next one? Sadly, it'll miss us entirely. Sigh.
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