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Test: What Dessert Are You?
Agree, life’s just not the same without dessert. Oh, I mean the day.
How can you drink plain tea without cookies, jam, or chocolate? And refuse apple strudel or fondant at a restaurant? A favorite dessert, by the way, can tell you a lot about a person… For example, according to one study, introverts prefer chocolate desserts and eat sweets in the morning, and introverts in the evening.
But in this test we offer you not just to find out how your favorite treat characterizes you, but the other way around. Let's find out which dessert suits your personality type? Maybe you'll find a new sweet favorite! Or at least you'll take your mind off things during your lunch break. Don't forget to send the test to friends and family - suddenly they don't suspect they're an eclair?
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