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Xtreme Desserts – Studio City

$10 for $20 Worth of Cookie Sandwiches and Sweets

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Highlights

  • Variety of flavor combos
  • Cookie sandwiches & brownies
  • Fresh ingredients & no preservatives

The Fine Print

  • Expires Sep 9, 2011
  • Limit 1 per person. Limit 1 per visit. In-store only.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Sweet teeth are the most populous of all the mouth's pearly denizens, outnumbering both philosophizing wisdom teeth and popcorn kernels that moonlight as molars. Cater to the mandible majority with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of cookie sandwiches and sweets at Xtreme Desserts in Studio City.

Utilizing fresh ingredients, Xtreme Desserts' selection of double-decker delicacies revamps the classic cookie into three dimensions of sugary, preservative-free satiation. Frosting-fused cookies stack into towering edibles, capable of beckoning even the fullest mythical creatures out of hiding, in gourmet flavors such as carrot cake, red velvet, and pecan pie maple ($3.25 each). Approximate stomach circumference with a slew of circular favorites such as the blueberry-ginger crumble, a ginger-cookie twosome ensconcing blueberry compote, or the white-chocolate apple pie, with apple frosting and fresh apple pie bedecking white-chocolate cookies. Unlike their Girl Scout namesake, Xtreme's brownies come in many guises and almost never emulate Eleanor Roosevelt ($3.50). Chocolaty squares diversify with a variety of frosted flavors, such as the caramel Snickerish brownie or the white-chocolate-mousse Oreo brownie.

Xtreme Desserts

When ordering a cookie at a bakery, most people would expect to receive a single, circular sweet treat made of sugar, eggs, and flour. At Xtreme Desserts, however, a cookie is actually frosting, pie filling, or some other mixture sandwiched between two cookies. This intense take on treats extends to other confections such as brownie squares topped with ribbons of raspberry frosting, peanut butter cups, and cheesecake swirls. The shop also creates specialty cakes, which range from tiered, fondant-covered towers to oversized sandwich cookies that double as flotation devices in the event of a milk flood. Xtreme versions of cupcakes, bread pudding, parfaits, and cake balls round out the menu.

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Before children can advance to the next grade in school, they must possess certain skills necessary for increasing academic success. Here are the skills your child needs before beginning the next level of their K–12 education:

Kindergarten: Familiarity with the alphabet's first (or "beginner's") half
First Grade: Ability to fake an understanding nod when difficult concepts arise
Second Grade: Readiness for spelling bees and their more dangerous cousins, spelling wasps
Third Grade: Can design and carve their own multiplication table
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Fifth Grade: Can judge a book by its cover
Sixth Grade: Feels an adult-like superiority over younger elementary students, derived mainly from shoebox-diorama proficiency
Seventh Grade: Recognizes that rest-of-life coolness is determined on the first day of middle school
Eighth Grade: Expertise in Hollywood-caliber makeup effects to simulate outward signs of puberty
Ninth Grade: Total rejection of parents, society, sellouts, poseurs, un-raged-against machines, traditional values, book learning, mall curfews, capitalism, know-it-alls, know-a-bits, know-nothings, playing a full game of Mousetrap instead of just building the mousetrap and watching that, anyone who hasn't seen The Matrix, anyone who has seen The Matrix, and most of their friends from middle school
10th Grade: Should be able to read by now
11th Grade: Prepares for prom by holding hundreds of practice proms in the backyard, starring dozens of neighborhood dogs in tuxedos
12th Grade: Must be a complete and functioning adult

At what age should your child be able to judge a book by its cover?

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    11990 Ventura Blvd.
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