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The names were not only dessert-based, but also alphabetical. The last one to be named in this fashion was Pie. They probably couldn't find a good dessert name

The names were not only dessert-based, but also alphabetical. The last one to be named in this fashion was Pie. They probably couldn't find a good dessert name starting with Q, so they discontinued the practice. OS X names used to be big cats too until they ran out of good ones. Now it's locations in California. Who knows what it will be next.

forinti 5y ago
What a lost opportunity to have an Android Quindim. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quindim https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quindim
- smnrchrds 5y ago
  Or Qottab. It's not that there are no desserts with Q, but there are none that are as well-known and widely-used in the anglosphere as pies and marshmallows. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qottab https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qottab
  - rusk 5y ago
    Queen Cake - oh well what could have been
reayn 5y ago
Quiche could've worked
- dont__panic 5y ago
  I've only ever had savory breakfast quiche (sometimes for brinner, I guess). Is it commonly eaten as a dessert?
  - reayn 5y ago
    I've never eaten it before only ever heard of it, though after some "research" there does seem to be dessert variants of it.
  - MisterTea 5y ago
    Quiche is a custard though the Wikipedia entry does not mention any non savory versions.