dessert

Summer’s first full day is here, and Salt & Straw’s unusual flavor smokily celebrates a classic dish of the season.

Your favorite ice cream holder is now starring in its own Drumstick-inspired dessert.

The local gem will give out 500 free doughnuts, in both Glendora and at the DTLA shop, to celebrate.

It’s like October in May: Find an eerie event or two while you sip a caramel apple shake.

The minty favorite, and the OREO Shamrock McFlurry, are back at the fast-food restaurants for a limited time.

The country music legend has teamed up with Duncan Hines to release two lines of southern-inspired cake mixes and two types of frosting.

It’s a mash-up that boasts breakfast panache and dessert-focused delight. The middle? Think a gooey, yummy strawberry jam.

Yes, it’s a cake that tastes like pancakes, complete with maple-y moxie.

It’s a Flash Flavor, though, meaning you’ll have to act fast.

A classic raised doughnut, covered in colorful sprinkles, is one choice, as is a peppermint-y treat.

Yep, Kraft will actually pay you to buy dessert this year.

The confection-minded company’s Holiday Boutique has a host of festive flavors, including Chocolate Peppermint and Christmas Cookie.

The no-bake recipe combines peanut butter with crushed graham crackers, butter and powdered sugar to achieve the same consistency of the filling in a Reese’s peanut butter cup.

Milk Bars super-flaky, ultra-stuffed Thanksgiving Croissants are back, while Magnolia Bakery is whipping up Apple Crisp Pudding.

Classic holiday ingredients are popping up in and on our favorite morning pastries at both Randy’s Donuts and Primo’s Donuts.

There’s a Carmelized Turkey & Cranberry Sauce ice cream on the new Salt & Straw Thanksgiving menu, too.

Those famous confections are in the final days of their annual season. Where to find them? At the original Glendora shop and in DTLA.

October deliciousness, ahoy: There are now two tasty locations to find seasonal sweets, including the new Westwood Village shop.

Trisha Yearwood leaned on several family recipes for many of the dishes in her new cookbook, “Trisha’s Kitchen: Easy Comfort Food for Friends and Family.”

But you can only score these goodies on game days.