NDSM Picture of the day (week/month/year): Looks like science, tastes like dessert!

This is a dessert I once ate while on vacation in Indonesia. I didn't make it myself. I didn't even buy it myself, but I did order it myself! Doesn't it look very cool? I don't remember what it was though, maybe some kind of pudding. But it has smoke! And while it doesnt look much like a dessert, it does look a lot like science, so win-win!

[Recipe] Gorgeous Greenhill's Gooey Souffles

What You Need

• 200g of chopped dark chocolate. Get a wee bit extra too for the centre (about a section per souffle)
  
• 150g butter cut into cubes and a wee extra for the ramekins
• 6 eggs
• 175g sugar
• 125g plain flour

Science experiments!

What is science without some experiments? BORING!

But seeing how we editors of New Dessert Science Magazine, are super busy with doing research and other science things, we wanted to ask YOU, the reader (Yes, you lonely reader!) to help us out!

We ask you to work on this experiment and comment us the pictures! With some comments on how it turned out! (Or tweet us and we will help you, you know who we are.)

Here is the experiment!

YOUR face is a dessert!

The new (week old) poll results are in! The little hamsters in our computers had to work overtime to get all the maths done, but they were happy to do it! (Don't worry, we gave them cakes, and pies.)

We won't keep you waiting any longer, so here are the results that you had no way of seeing yourself before!

You guys really enjoy eating your desserts with your entire face! And NDSM fully endorses that! No better way of enjoying your dessert than diving your face fully into it.

New Dessert Science Cares!

Today, we are introducing a new feature to New Dessert Science Magazine. It's happening right now. Right this second. We are introducing:

New Dessert Science Cares!

A column where our curious readers can send us dessert and/or science related questions our trusty staff will answer.

Our very first inquiry comes courtesy of K. She asked:

K: Dear NDSM, I like my desserts but I feel they're not peppy enough. What can I do to add zip to my life?! XOXO, K.

No-Shake Milkshake

Look, you don't need science to know that milkshakes are basically the best. But you do science to tell you how to make one without any appliances!

First: Make some very chocolatey chocolate milk

Surprising results from our poll!

You all like desserts! All the time! This was a real surprise to our science team. Dessert should be eaten after dinner. That is what our parents told us. YOU REBELS!

Here is your delicious pie chart!

New scientific poll will be up soon!