- - Final courses of meals
- - you're to receive your just ones? of course!
- - Popular courses
- - Meal courses
- - Sweet courses
- - Final courses
- - Courses served on the Food Network's "Sweet Genius"
- - Upset about meal's last courses?
- - Full of anxiety turning up for final courses
- - Dinner courses with chocolate
- - Sweet menu courses
- - Last courses
- - Courses people look forward to?
- - Rich courses
- - Tempting courses
- - Calorie collectors' courses
- - Dinner courses
- - Courses sometimes listed on separate menus
- - Underlined upside-down puddings
- - Pies & puddings
- - Sweets at the end of a meal
- - Cakes and cookies
- - Abandons shouted meals
- - leaves, clutching small sweets
- - under pressure to return sweets
- - From what we hear, they may be just fools?
- - Unpromising areas in which son finds things to eat
- - Anxious about supplying sweets
- - tense up, seeing cobblers, etc
- - Cake, pie, etc.
- - Cobbler and pie, for two
- - Trifles with wine
- - Orange sherbet and others
- - Finales of feasts
- - Allowances on cheat days
- - Pie and ice cream
- - Cobbler and compote, for two
- - Parfaits and pies
- - Puddings one gets anxious about
- - Said they're what we deserve -- for eating our greens?
- - Cart fillers
- - Puddings
- - Fruit and nuts, say, from wastelands around South
- - Tortes and tarts
- - Napoleons, bombes, etc
- - Decadent ones are often very rich
- - ... that forms another word when read backward
- - Menu options
- - They're often displayed on a cart
- - Meal enders
- - Dieters may often skip them
- - Entree followers
- - Mousse and mud pie
- - Display on a tray
- - Cobblers, e.g.
- - Viennese table array
- - Puddings and pies, e.g.
- - Final orders
- - Cakes and pies
- - Parts of a carte on a cart?
- - Middlesex trifles, e.g.
- - Pudding and pie
- - Strudels and sundaes
- - Cake and pie
- - 45-Across and more
- - Dieters' taboos
- - Flan and frappé
- - Sweet meal enders
- - Diet busters
- - Where to get your last licks in?
- - Dinner finales
- - Cake, ice cream, etc.
- - Babas, e.g.
- - Pies and cakes, e.g.
- - Bombes, e.g.
- - No-no items for some dieters
- - Charlotte russe and mousse
- - Frappes and parfaits
- - Eclairs and Napoleons
- - Pastries, etc.
- - Parfaits
- - Fools and trifles.
- - Menu specialties.
- - Sweets, in England.
- - Blancmanges, trifles, etc.
- - Pies.
- - Just rewards.
- - Dieter's nemesis.
- - Meal toppers
- - Patisserie offerings
- - 17 Across and others.
- - Patisserie array
- - Petits fours
- - Menu section
- - Menu heading
- - Ices
- - Sweets
- - After-dinner treats
- - Pastries
- - Menu listings
- - Menu items
- - Runs away eating son's sweets
- - What may be just tense on the way back?
- - Sweet dishes
- - treats at a patisserie
- - Ice cream and cake
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