Homemade pineapple cake.
King's Hawaiian's famous Hawaiian paradise cake (guava, passion fruit, and lime chiffon cake with whipped cream and fruit nectar glaze).
Pound cake and brownies.
My loot of choice. Yeah, I tried both cakes.
And I washed it down with Hawaiian Punch.
Shut up.
hawaiian bakery cake with hawaiian punch!
ReplyDeleteso i guess your mom was right about working at the CIA for years making you fat. ;)
YUM! Thank you for making me drool on my keyboard...
ReplyDeleteUgh! None of that looks appetizing at all to me, but I know I would've eaten all of it. I have some weird tendency to binge on free food as if I might never get a chance to eat again.
ReplyDeletei'd have had one of each, too. i can scrap fruit off.
ReplyDeleteand hell yeah, i'd have had the hawaiian punch, too.
Hawaiian Punch is delish. My veins are twitching just thinking of the sugar!
ReplyDeleteBTW, I used one of your previous posts tonight to find where to get Indian food for dinner. Your blog is like Yelp, but better since I trust you :)
The possibility of free food motivates me to go to work everyday.
ReplyDeleteMmmmn, the cakes look to-die-for!
ReplyDeleteDamn Gina - working in-house means we're all cheapos and hoard our own food. Too bad I wasn't smart enough for biglaw :-(
ReplyDeleteI hate to break it to you, dunc, but I'm actually in-house, too.
ReplyDeleteOur unit actually has a monthly food fund. People who forget their lunch know to come down to our side of the floor if they need to scrounge up food. No wonder the diet hasn't been going well. :-/
ReplyDeleteparadise cake is the bomb.
ReplyDeleteour office is the same way, if it makes you feel any better. and yes, i sample all the goodies, too ;)
I just ate half a package of sour patch kids, then I read this, now I think I will be getting a cavity. Or two.
ReplyDeleteOh god that looks far better than our Friday donut days.
ReplyDeletepineapple upside-down cake. yummmm.
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