Anise, while stated in the clue, is also an herb, just like fennel. Aniseed to be technical. So perhaps you might want to say licorice flavor with yellow flowers. Also a perennial is a PLANT that lives for more than two years, it doesn't have to necessarily be a flower.
Can you add some alternative spellings for "whinny"? I mean it's an onomatopoeia anyway so as long as it sounds out correctly then it should be accepted. Winnie, Winny, or winnee even perhaps?
Be reasonable. The question about the dessert seems to be asking for a singular answer, but only the plural is accepted. This situation is just the same in reverse.
To be precise cannoli are not filled with cream at all.
The original sicilian cannoli recipe wants them to be filled with a mixture of sheep's ricotta (don't know if "cottage cheese" is a correct translation of "ricotta") and sugar (+chocolate drops if you like them). Honestly, this is better than any cream filling you might think of.
I agree with the comment above. Cannoli should be filled with ricotta and mascarpone plus sugar and other (usually sweet) ingredients - the filling is therefore 'creamy' but is not cream. On the other hand, panna cotta is actually made of cream and also contains double n.
The original sicilian cannoli recipe wants them to be filled with a mixture of sheep's ricotta (don't know if "cottage cheese" is a correct translation of "ricotta") and sugar (+chocolate drops if you like them). Honestly, this is better than any cream filling you might think of.