I mean properly marinated overnight, cooked over wood coals, great spicy gingery sauce?
We just moved here a year ago and Im slowly exploring the food scene!
When I first tried the brand it was incredible. Now its just tastes like mediocre grocery store ice cream. The ice cream feels thinner, more watery and the flavors are not as intense as they were. Also, whatever flavor you choose, there are barely any toppings in there like there are with Ben & Jerry's and others.
ALSO, the quantity has shrunk! They deceivingly still make it look like a pint but it isnt! Look at the weight, then look at the weight of most other ice cream "pints" and its 16oz but Van Leeuwen is 14oz!
All in all, it seems this brand went from special to corporate and mainstream and did the standard quality drop to reward investors.
As title says, Im wondering on how this works and whats the wisest course of action. Obviously at $80k I cannot max out my contributions or I'd not have enough to live from, especially considering Oregon's high income tax.
Lets say I can part with $15k pre-tax, how should divide it up between those 3?
Looking forward to some Reddit wisdom!