Best dessert on NCL???

[wndmom]

I agree. I'm glad this old thread was resurrected. I enjoy talking about the food and thinking about what I will have on my next cruise. :)

[jcallcut]

What about bread and butter pudding? I always seem to miss out when that is served.

[mearsfansinboise]

Anyone know if there is Pavlova on NCL? I had one on HAL years ago and it was dreamy.

[edawn]

I read the first two pages of this thread before I realized it was an old one but the desserts have changed recently so my favorite now is the mango cheesecake. I ordered it in the MDR at lunch because I wanted dessert but nothing really sounded good...but it was sooo good!

[mearsfansinboise]

Our favorite is easily the Oreo Cheesecake at Cagney's! :eek:

First I'm hearing of this Oreo Cheesecake. And I just saw pictures of it on the Food Porn thread. Can anyone confirm that this is still being served recently?

[AandBmom]

First I'm hearing of this Oreo Cheesecake. And I just saw pictures of it on the Food Porn thread. Can anyone confirm that this is still being served recently?

 

No Oreo cheesecake in the dining room at least last week on the Epic.

 

I read the menu thoroughly each day of my 7 day cruise and never saw it. I would remember that!

 

I enjoyed the chocolate volcano and the yummy choc chip ice cream with it. The hazelnut chocolate bar dessert was good as well. Most others ones weren't worth the calories. Oh the kids' cookies were good to.

[GORDONCHICK]

No memorable desserts in the MDRs.

Made to order crêpes in the buffet are good and unique. I like the combo of lemon/blueberry.

If you are lucky enough to be in a suite and eat lunch in the suite only restaurant (varies by ship), the carrot cake is really good and unique as well - it has orange marmalade on it. I would never have thought of that, but it's good and really adds something different.

And while I love crème Brule, anyone and everyone (and every cruise line) does it, so it's not unique to Norwegian. Even I do crème Brule at home.

Edited February 20, 2015 by GORDONCHICK

[Cruzn Bills Fan]

No Oreo cheesecake in the dining room at least last week on the Epic.

 

I read the menu thoroughly each day of my 7 day cruise and never saw it. I would remember that!

 

I enjoyed the chocolate volcano and the yummy choc chip ice cream with it. The hazelnut chocolate bar dessert was good as well. Most others ones weren't worth the calories. Oh the kids' cookies were good to.

 

It's not served in the MDR it's served in Cagney's only. Had it in November on Getaway.

[luddite]

The Chocolate Torte in the Italian joint.

[TardisDance]

The orange chocolate mousse offered in the MDR during lunch.

[luddite]

The orange chocolate mousse offered in the MDR during lunch.

 

That was tasty but not in the same league as the torte.

[mearsfansinboise]

No Oreo cheesecake in the dining room at least last week on the Epic.

 

I read the menu thoroughly each day of my 7 day cruise and never saw it. I would remember that!

 

I enjoyed the chocolate volcano and the yummy choc chip ice cream with it. The hazelnut chocolate bar dessert was good as well. Most others ones weren't worth the calories. Oh the kids' cookies were good to.

 

Boo.

And thank you.

[aquarianne11]

I read the first two pages of this thread before I realized it was an old one but the desserts have changed recently so my favorite now is the mango cheesecake. I ordered it in the MDR at lunch because I wanted dessert but nothing really sounded good...but it was sooo good!

 

 

Another vote for the Mango Cheesecake. This is the only reason why I have lunch at the MDR.

For me, it is the best dessert during lunch! Soooo yummmy! :D

 

Edited February 20, 2015 by aquarianne11

[cleanandsober88]

Getaway Yummies... Although not technically a desert. IMO the waffles with whipped cream and banana sauce on the breakfast buffet is to die for. A close second for me... A toss up between the Three Milk Cake at the Flamingo or the Brownie Cheesecake at O’Sheehans. Try em all... Your on vacation!

[Iluvcruising2]

I did this video compilation of the food we had in the MDR on the NCL Jade, including the desserts. Attaching here, in case it is a useful reference for people.

 

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[janymac]

Yes, I remember when they had a souffle every night, now they have just one and it is awesome, think key lime with mango sauce. I was sad when they got rid of them and the cold fruit soups!!

janymac:p

 

 

 

 

 

It hasn't been offered on the last few cruises with NCL that I've sailed but I had a strawberry souffle that was fantastic on my first cruise with them!

 

MMMM!!!!!

Edited February 20, 2015 by janymac

[gooch47]

We really missed the chocolate brownie sundae at the Blue Lagoon on the Dawn. Is it gone from all the Blue Lagoons?

 

Does anyone else find themselves wishing for a plain dessert like a slice of cherry pie or a piece of plain chocolate cake. We get tired of the frou-frou stuff after a while.

[jackson bernard]

I think the best desert is the macaroons. I think you can only get them in the haven from the butler. Those melt in your mouth little snacks are like having a party in your mouth. Absolutely delicious.

[hawk1972]

My favorite so far was the creme brulee in Cagney' s. Not sure what it was but it really hit me.

[Dymt]

Warm apple cardamom crisp at Cagney's, I believe. So delicious. Must go back.

[theloo]

Another vote for the hazelnut milk chocolate bar. So yummy, I had 2 :D It was served in the MDRs on chocoholic night.

 

We never saw a creme brulee on the Sun, though we diligently looked for it. All of the cookies were the crunchy kind; none of the soft chewy ones :(

[Sand and Seas]

First I'm hearing of this Oreo Cheesecake. And I just saw pictures of it on the Food Porn thread. Can anyone confirm that this is still being served recently?

 

Just got off the Getaway a few days ago and the Oreo Cheesecake is still being served in Cagneys:D