Sentence examples for mental dessert from inspiring English sources

Until the late 1990s, the cupcake often shared the mental dessert pantry with canned peaches and ambrosia; it was nostalgia food, mom-in-an-apron food, happy food.

In a book where a man's mental disarray is the text, anything that seems carelessly out of place — a dessert of hamantaschen, for example, typically served on the Jewish holiday of Purim, made by Sara on Hanukkah — is jarring.

And dessert.

No Dessert!

Dessert, kids?

Dessert, $4.

Free dessert.

Dessert arrived.

A dessert?

Just dessert.

Or dessert.