While receiving one’s just deserts can be unpleasant, eating a meal of just desserts is the only way to consume the FDA's recommended daily allowance of frosting. Meet your mouthwatering nutritional needs with today's Groupon: for $17, you get a dessert dining experience for two (up to a $38 value) at Candybar. The experience includes:
- Two desserts (up to a $20 value)
- Two cocktails (up to an $18 value)
Chef Cathleen Li sculpts the dessert menu's rotating selection by hand and pairs the sweets with spirited drinks from the cocktail menu. Each member of the dining duo nabs a cocktail and a dessert for a foray into the restaurant's rich flavors, intriguing presentations, and sweet tooth parades. Slices of chocolate financier cake fill forks with frozen bavarian cream, cranberry sauce, almonds, and Breton crumbles; peanut butter and jelly gets a modern twist in the Peanut Butter Jelly Time!, which melds peanut butter cream, blackberries, salted candied peanuts, and chocolate tart. Glasses of sparkling wine swirl with fruit syrups to create concoctions such as the Blood Orange cocktail and Mango Tango bellini. Diners can relax in the candlelit lounge or grab a board game from the shelf to buy more sweets with stashes of Monopoly money.
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The Groupon Guide to: Blu-ray Special Features
Blu-rays offer tons of fun additional content for movie fans, perhaps none more so than the recent Blu-ray 20th-anniversary edition of Bloodfinder. Here’s some of Bloodfinder’s best special features:
- Deleted scene wherein Bloodfinder reunites with his real father by following his blood trail
- Behind-the-scenes featurette showing how director Jens Gargleman shot the famous blood-factory-explosions scene
- Interviews with actor Greg Holdering, who portrayed the evil Ross
- Typefinder mini game in which Bloodfinder guesses your blood type
- Alternate ending where Bloodfinder turns out to have been Bonekiller the whole time
- Excerpts from the Charles Dickens novel on which the movie is based
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