Cooking Students Create Viagra Dessert

by Slashfood Editor, Posted Nov 16th 2009 @ 4:00PM

Photo: William Fernando Martine, AP

Talk about an after-dinner pick me up.

Students at the Colombia's Quindio cooking school have created a dessert made with Viagra for a food fair in Bogota, the Associated Press reports.

The dessert is a pudding garnished with whipped cream and chocolate. Students said the recipe tells you how to use the "little blue pill" as an ingredient.

What do you think of the Viagra dessert? Let us know in the comments below.

Filed under: Food News, Ingredients
Tags: colombia, comfort food, dessert, gastronomy 2009, Gastronomy2009, viagra, viagra dessert, ViagraDessert

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11-16-2009 @5:57PM christopher said... Perhaps this is a little to reddit of a comment but I'm firmly opposed to viagra in desserts.

For real tho, if the dessert tastes good and the eater knows what its packing I don't see a problem. A better question, ED or not, might be would you order it?
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11-17-2009 @5:42PM Sarah-Jane said... Surely the FDA will step in on this. They are very opposed to mixing drugs and food. Perscriptions especially. Jeez, I can't believe this slipped through. It reminds me of the donut place in Portland that was serving Nyquil glazed donuts for a time. It was on Anthony Bourdain's No Reservations...
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11-17-2009 @5:44PM Sarah-Jane said... After re-reading I noticed it was in the US. Never mind...
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11-18-2009 @9:48PM Eye Disagree said... It was Voodoo Donuts in Portland, and they were serving donuts coated with Pepto-Bismol, not Nyquil...
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12-06-2009 @8:08AM marlena21 said... If this viagra dessert realy works, I will try to make such too :)

http://www.brandviagra.net/generic-brand.htm
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