Best Desserts

By Inlander Staff

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Best Desserts

JUST AMERICAN DESSERTS

Forget just American apple pie. German chocolate cheesecake, eclairs and a sinful cake containing a pound of Belgian chocolate are found alongside local, and slightly more American, Washington apple cake. You can get chocolate fudge cake by the slice, festive birthday cakes for two (or one — no judging here) and full sheets of highly delectable sour cream white cake topped with chocolate fudge. The soft spice cookies, called humbles, are also available. For when you're on a diet. (AF)

2nd PLACE: Sweet Frostings; 3rd PLACE: Love at First Bite; NORTH IDAHO'S BEST: Dockside