The first day of each month is a theme day for members of City Daily Photo, and this month, that theme is Sweets. Check out how others are interpreting the theme right here.
To start with, this is a slice of peanut butter pie, one of several desserts made daily by a corner grocer near my home.
While here's another, a vanilla cheesecake.
I picked up one of these in the latter part of June for the first time. Why didn't anyone tell me how good these are?
Le Moulin de Provence is an eatery in the Byward Market. Here are some of their many cookies.
And some of their other treats.
It had been awhile since I had picked up stroopwafels. These are a Dutch treat, a thin waffle with two layers of sweet dough held together by syrup.
I passed by a cafe in Nepean one day, and photographed a part of the signage outside.
The Nutty Greek is a bakery near home, in Little Italy. I stop by once a week or so. Their cheesecakes are to die for.
The main farmers market in the city is Sundays at Lansdowne Park. I'll regularly pick up treats from this vendor, particularly the sweet scones. But on this trip, it was the butter tarts- a classic Canadian staple- that caught my attention. It had been too long since I'd had one.
From sweets to sweet. This beautiful cat lives near my place, and is often out and about during the warmer weather, but always close to her home. She's an absolute sweetheart.
