What I used:

Strawberries

Chocolate Chips

Baking Cups

The first thing I did was to clean up the strawberries and wash them off. I regret cutting off the stems from the strawberries when it came time to dipping them into the chocolate because it made it hard not to leave imprints.

I laid down the baking cups so it could be ready for when it was time to place the strawberries there once I finished dipping the strawberries into the chocolate.

Next, I melted down the chocolate but I ended up overheating it. I was so bummed out but I was able to salvage it by adding small amounts of hot water, mixing it together, and then heating it up in intervals of 10 seconds until it became melted chocolate. It still had some crumbles but I was able to use it.

I dipped every strawberry into the melted chocolate and placed them on the baking cups. Sadly, I placed them in the freezer to later find out that you're supposed to let them cool on their own or place them inside the refrigerator.

Final look. This was finally when I took them out and let them settle before I could eat them with my family. They may not have been like the gourmet chocolate covered strawberries that one may buy but they were still edible and delicious. Did I succeed? Kinda lol I did make some mistakes but at least I tried and now I know what to do in the future if I ever do plan on doing more chocolate covered strawberries. I wonder what will I try next, stay tune hehe 😅

Bird Bakery has two locations in Texas, one in San Antonio and one in Dallas.
The one my family and I visited was the one located in Dallas at the Highland Park Village.
We ordered:

Awhile back I finally got the chance to check out Legacy West in Plano, TX.

The 2 places I mainly checked out were Shake Shack and Sprinkles.

I had already tried Shake Shack in Dallas but I wanted to try it out in Plano as well. My family and I ordered:

Hamburger

Double Patty

SmokeShack

Single Cheeseburger topped with all-natural applewood smoked bacon, chopped cherry pepper,  and ShackSauce

Griddled Chick’n Club

Grilled Chicken Breast topped with Niman Ranch smoked bacon, lettuce, tomato and buttermilk herb mayo, served on potato buns

Fries

Crispy, crunchy, salty potato fries

Cheese Fries

Fries topped with a special blend of cheddar and American cheese sauce

Everything at Shake Shack was good except for the chicken sandwich, it had way too much spice on the chicken. Next stop was Sprinkles, which I love going to the one in Dallas all the time so I knew I had to check out the one in Plano whenever I got a chance.

We ordered the cupcakes that we usually get and I even tried out a mini cupcake sampler that they have once in awhile. Sprinkles in Plano is so tiny compare to the one in Dallas or Austin but it's still a pretty neat cupcake place. Honestly Legacy West is so beautiful, especially the water fountain that is in front of several restaurants. I definitely want to go back and check out other places as well.

While I was searching for sweets nearby Arlington, TX, Sugar Bee Sweets Bakery popped up and decided to check it out.

I love how it looks from the outside as well as from the inside.

My family and I ended up getting different types of sweets to try out their array of options to see what we would end up liking.

We ordered:

Cookies ‘n’ Cream Cupcake

Oreo Cakeballs

Chocolate Chip Cookies

Lavender Honey French Macaron

Overall the sweets were decent, a little too sugary for my taste but I would still go again. Out of all the sweets, my favorite has to be the Oreo cakeball.

McKinley’s Fine Bakery and Café is located in University Park Village in Fort Worth, TX.

Cocohodo is an ice cream shop in Carrolton, TX  that specializes in a dessert called soboong. I've seen the fish style dessert on Korean shows and I always wanted to try it out so when I found out that this place sold them, I decided to go with my family.

Sweet Lab is an ice cream based sweet shop in Carrolton, TX.

I've actually had tried them out when I went to the Korean Festival last year but their products didn't look as great irl as it did online so I decided to go back and try them out when they weren't busy to see if they would come out better.

I'm not the biggest fan of golf but I've heard that Topgolf is still fun even if it's golf, so my family  and I decided to go check it out on St. Patrick's Day and see for ourselves what the hype was all about.

When you first get there, you have to sign up for a bay (1 bay can accommodate up to 8 guests but only up to 6 guests can play at a time). Since there was a waiting list, we decided to go to the patio and sit down to eat.