"Just dessert" is a theory that a criminal sentence should be punishment for the offender's specific crime, rather than a deterrent for future bad behavior.
This spelling is disputed. A very plausible explanation has its root in the word "deserving" and so a single "s" is used.
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in the ruins at the dessert just head south in the dessert
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Wherever you want. You may just want to put it on the plate as you serve the dessert ,or pass a small silver basket with the dessert. Informally, you may certainly do as you please.
Just because it is a special dessert.
I love dessert - J'aime dessert You love dessert - Vous aimez dessert They love dessert - Ils aiment dessert
I think you just answered your own question, the answer is dessert means the food, not the land. I just memorize it by this little trick. I can have two desserts, so I can have two S, ss :)
There are many easy dessert recipes online that will guide you through making a sophisticated looking dessert easily within minimal time,taste.com is a very good example.
Desserts aren't important or essential to a healthy diet. You can enjoy them in moderation, but you can also do without them.
'Afters' is just a informal word, however 'dessert' may be more acceptable depending on your point of view