I just bought a Tassimo hot beverage maker. You know, the machine that makes - deep breath - American coffee, Cappuccino, Twinings English tea, Suchard Hot chocolate, Carte Noire Crema Intenso, Latte Machiato, and a good-old-fashioned espresso.

Anyway... I want to try making a selection of different mini-desserts for different drinks. Say, three flavours for each drink.
(I've got a lota time on my hands, and a lota friends who want to try the machine)

So, what I've got as the perfect accompanying flavours are:

1)
Lemon cake, vanilla ice and chopped fresh mango,
...to go with the tea.

2)
Brownie, pot of hot fudge, fresh half-strawberries,
... to go with an espresso.

And....

...after that, I'm running out of ideas.

So, anyone want to shove in their perfect trinity of desserts and prefered hot drink for a perfect gourmet moment?

Best wishes, thanks and two points to each person who answers

the coffee made by moka pot is totally different!

A short instructional video on how to use a stovetop espresso maker. Kind of a follow-up to my Coffee Press video. ***This is not my kitchen so stop telling me to clean it. ***

and how can i make them?
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