#Sugar Bar

[fullcravings]

Easy Homemade Cosmic Brownies

[sweetoothgirl]

Toasted Marshmallow Brown Sugar Cookie Bars

[ceilidho]

i can't stop thinking about Price being a regular at the place where you bartend. he always sits at the bar, but at the far end away from everyone else so that when you go to take his order, you're forced into this little, private bubble with him. he's just this big, looming presence in the room, elbows resting on the bar and making him look even wider, nursing a beer while flirting with you whenever you come by to check on him. probably way overtips too, to the point where you almost feel like you owe him because his tips alone pay your rent.

[daily-deliciousness]

Lemon bar cookies

[everybody-loves-to-eat]

christmas sugar cookie bars

[fattributes]

Snickerdoodle Bars

[one-time-i-dreamt]

My local bar invented a new way to serve beer. They mixed beer with mulling spices, Greek yogurt, and sugar to taste. It was pretty popular with the regulars.

[danwhobrowses]

You know, as much as I would've loved a massive catharsis-led triumph over Athion Zathuda in battle, possibly left at the mercy of the vibrant flames of Fearne's Titan form reiterating herself with aplomb as Fearne Calloway, I actually kinda love how the narrative chose to defeat him. In many ways it is just hilarious, but also ironically in-character. Man talked all about wanting to prove himself, had a grandiose title of 'Sorrowlord' and was looking to be both a physical and mental adversary after threatening to torment Fearne into becoming Exaltant by targeting her loved ones. But then when he is pit against Bells Hells he barely does a thing; he tries to talk his way into turning Fearne again, gets jumpscared by Ira, the 'farm girl' he mocked to Fearne commandeers his dragon, he loses a leg and is thrown off his dragon, and the Hells even opt to keep him alive for some reason in 107 before kinda accidentally offing him in 108.

He thought he was the shit, but enemies of true threat like Ludinus, Otohan and Liliana (a threat before she was turned) looked down on him, and thus his attempts to prove them wrong - while also falling into the same trap as Ashton's father in seeking out a personal destiny and being willing to see their child as a tool to do it - bore no fruit at all, he was practically an afterthought through and through, his dragon really being his entire threat level. In the end, he got killed running (well, hobbling) away, and while Gloamglut's keening was a little sad in a way that a pet cannot fathom the moral complexity of having to kill their owner he still had it coming, plus following his eternal torture in the Tiki Bar of Ligament Manor, the last sorrow he wrought was his own; he achieved nothing, everything he hints he did to get to his position was for naught, and for all the fear and danger he tried to make himself possess he truly had no power over anyone, especially not Fearne - who can only pity him and, as further proof of being better than he ever was, hope that he takes the time to reflect on his sorrows.

[sualne]

think i might've entered the "straight up an oc" phase

[swan-orpheus]

Random Lament of the Day: Whheeereeeeeeee and wheeeeeennnn is Andor Season 2 I neeeeeeeed it.

[foodffs]

NO BAKE PUMPKIN CHEESECAKE BARS

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[fullcravings]

Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars

[sweetoothgirl]

Brown Sugar Peach Cake Crumble Bars

[toyastales]

Brown Sugar Maple Chocolate Pecan Pie Bars.

[daily-deliciousness]

Classic easy meyer lemon bars with shortbread crust

[nimblermortal]

I want a Most Dangerous Game retelling but the rich dude doesn't get like a famous trapper, he gets a dude who's read a few adventure novels

and the rest of the story is him bemusedly following along behind a guy, trying to stay far enough back to see what he'll do next while still applying pressure to see what will happen next

featuring scenes like:

-okay I think he went into the water so the hounds couldn't smell his tracks but we're like thirty seconds behind him and he tromped through the muddy section so there is literally a billowing jet trail in the water indicating his direction

-okay cool he went across the rocks nice leave no tracks or broken grass would have been better if he'd tried it any place other than immediately after the water

-What is this? Sir, we're losing ground It'll be fine, he's an idiot. Just. He spent half an hour on this. What is it? It appears to be a pole shoved in the ground. With a vine wrapped around it. Was he trying to make a bow? A snare? A pit trap? All three? Sir, he's getting away. I MUST KNOW