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If you've been craving that great Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Pie that was so popular in the Diners last year, I just discovered it is available by the slice at KFC :p

This summer's dessert offerings in the Diner haven't been too exciting, although the Tiramisu is GREAT. I didn't even know what that was before my big trip a few weeks ago. That trip involved 19 Diner meals, and I must have ate at least 7 of those for dessert. And I don't even like coffee!
 
Both are Outstanding!, but the Bourbon Pecan Pie on the CONO still rules IMO!!! :wub:

(Wonder if a a Diner ran out of Food on a very Late Train, if KFC would provide the Peanut Butter Delicacy with the Chicken that the LSA picked up! :giggle: )
 
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I hear with all the delays and cancellations going on these days, Amtrak is serving up a lot of Humble Pie!
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I'm diabetic, so, to me, it was great to have the sugar-free cheesecake on my recent trip. The first night on the SWC they even topped it with peaches. I sometimes splurge and have whatever non-sugar-free dessert they have, since I've had excellent control over my diabetes over the years, but am grateful to have a guilt-free choice for dessert. <_<
 
I'm diabetic, so, to me, it was great to have the sugar-free cheesecake on my recent trip. The first night on the SWC they even topped it with peaches. I sometimes splurge and have whatever non-sugar-free dessert they have, since I've had excellent control over my diabetes over the years, but am grateful to have a guilt-free choice for dessert. <_<
The Sugar Free Cheese Cake is actually not too bad for a basic get-the-job-done dessert. If I didn't know the difference, I would think it was regular Cheesecake.
 
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