SUGAR AND SPICE

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Are you sugar and spice and everything nice? You can tell a lot about your personality just from your favorite dessert, says an expert. Here is what your selection of after-dinner treats says about you, according to psychologist Elayne Kahn, co-author of "1001 More Ways You Reveal Your Personality."

Cookies
An on-the-go type, you never waste time and believe that variety is the spice of life.

Cake
A people oriented person, you have deep-seated love for your family and friends. You enjoy celebrating and will cook up special occasions as an excuse to have a party.

Candy
Still a kid at heart, you are fun loving and enjoy practical jokes. You are agreeable and easy to get along with.

Ice cream
Creative and artistic, you also enjoy a good laugh. If you prefer chocolate, you are outgoing and have an inner confidence. If you prefer vanilla, you are likely to be reserved and conservative as well as tidy.

Pudding
You are calm and are prepared to roll with the punches. A believer in traditional values, you dislike making waves. You are also very versatile in tackling problems.

Fruit
A rugged individualist, you work hard for what you want, never taking the easy way out. You are health conscious and have strongly held beliefs.

Pie
You live for the moment and don't take anything for granted. Good conversation is important to you as is good food.

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