"It's not enough to just change one ingredient," Casula tells the South Florida Sun Sentinel. "Each variation must have its own identity, its own balance and an emotion to convey. I worked day and night for months, testing, tasting and perfecting every detail. Reaching 150 variations is a record-breaking feat."
There are several aspects of this episode that upset me, but the two that need immediate attention are tiramisu and white chocolate as they are both garbage. There is not a dessert under the sun that I won't eat except for tiramisu. (Flan I need to get a good look at before I decide to eat it, but it at least has a 50-50 shot.) It's all just glop and
Don Toliver has carved out a reputation for crafting songs that live in the space between rap and R&B, blending melody with mood in ways that resist easy categorization. His latest release, "Tiramisu," continues that tradition, arriving on the heels of Jack Boys 2, the collaborative summer project that further cemented his status within Houston 's current wave. With its hypnotic cadence and lush, layered production,
