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Ice Cream
You’re at the ice cream parlor, what kind of ice cream do you leave with?
Butter Pecan all day for me. My mom got me hipped to butter pecan ice cream. |
Something verrrryyy chocolatey!
Blue Bell is the best! Last week, we just drove by their original HQ and plant, which is located in my home town. |
My absolute favorite is Chocolate Raspberry Truffle!
The runners up are Mint Chocolate Chip or whatever the Heath Bar flavor is called in a given parlor. |
French vanilla.
“Grand Ole Creamery” is the best here. That and “Two Scoops”. |
Sanders Bumpy Cake or Mackinac Island Fudge or Moose Tracks
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I don’t think I’ve ever driven past or gone into an ice cream shop and saw an upset face. Everyone always looks happy when they’re eating ice cream. I don’t know why I observe that but it’s just funny to me lol :p
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Affogato.
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I’m not really an ice cream person, I’m more into shakes and malts. I guess that counts as the same.
Strawberry shake for me, without the strawberry bits. Strawberry bits ruin the whole thing. |
Darn you, Phrozen! I am seriously jonesing for ice cream now, and no way to get it without selling an organ!
My favorite ice cream store is Brusters, in SW PA, but Godiva isn't nasty. |
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At the grocery store-Hagen Daz Mango ice cream, Publix organic vanilla, or Talenti Mediterranean Mint gelato
Out and about- Coconut gelato at Cesibon, a French gelateria in town |
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In the summer it’s hard to beat Dairy Queen; I love their soft chocolate! Other times I enjoy Baskin Robbins’ offerings, especially mint chocolate chip and sometimes peach or lemon in warm seasons.
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No parlor, just Turkey Hill chocolate marshmallow.
But not many places around here sell it. |
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Am I the only one who makes ice cream? Have an ancient electric machine (God was a baby when I bought it) that makes four quarts. Uses rock salt. I’ve made many flavors over the years, and have complied with special requests when invited to BBQs, etc. The best part is when the machine stalls, and there’s always a volunteer or three to clean the dasher. If you know, you know.
Store bought: Turkey Hill coffee, or Starbucks coffee flavors are my preferred options. We have local shops that I like (The Screamery is a good choice IMO). DQ lines are way too long in the summer. |
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I now live in the heart of Frozen Custard country. The best I've had up here is Rice Krispie Treat. "Chunks of Rice Krispie treats, fluffy marshmallow and chocolate shavings blended into a vanilla custard." Trust me, it is divine! |
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A fun way to make ice cream: Ziploc ice cream. Put some milk / half and half / cream in a quart bag along with vanilla extract (or whatever flavor you like) and whatever sweetener you like. Put some ice and salt in a gallon bag. Seal the quart bag, put it in the gallon bag, and seal the gallon bag. Then shake the hell out of the gallon bag. After a bit, you will have a quart bag full of ice cream. |
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Blue Moon!
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Does anyone else live near a Culver's? Love their frozen custard! My favorite is vanilla with Heath topping, or Mint Explosion!
During my "medical incarceration" I had a lot of Italian Ice. With the heat wave predicted for the next couple of days, I have an order in for a dozen or so cups: lemon, cherry, and blue raspberry. YUMMY!! |
Baskin Robbins:
Seasonal flavors:
Ben and Jerrys
San Francisco-- local only https://mitchellsicecream.com/ice-cream-flavors/ Mitchell's Ice Cream (since 1953) Ube (it's a purple yam- imported from the Philippines) Grocery store: Haagen-Dazs (usually a limited selection) Vanilla Swiss Almond Vanilla Bean |
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Looks like you’ve experimented with many different flavors of ice cream, NinjaPoodle. |
Friendly's Forbidden Chocolate then Rainbow Sherbert
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Vanilla chocolate chip for me
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Cookies and Cream
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LOVE Rainbow Sherbet! Or Lime or Raspberry Sherbet! |
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