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Bacio di Latte- top 5 ever

I’ve tried sooo many different ice cream spots, this is sooooooooooooooo goooood every time

u/dzerti — 4 days ago
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Jenis Powdered Jelly Donut

Bought this flavor along with 4 others from jenis and I have to say that this is the best flavor I’ve had yet. Any Jenis flavor with jelly or jam swirled in is perfect. It’s real jam that’s tartness cuts through the sweetness of the ice cream. The pastry pieces are plentiful with the taste of a jelly donut. I highly recommend this flavor if your favorite donuts are jelly donuts. (And yes I ate this pint with a plastic fork that did break by the end of it)

u/Gbuono22 — 5 days ago
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Fluffah Nuttah Crunch - Coastal Creamery - Portland, Maine

Peanut butter based ice cream with Butterfinger chunks and a marshmallow swirl.

7/10 - the chunks were wonderful but my scoop didn't have much of the marshmallow swirl in it. Some dark chocolate add-in would have really set the flavor off, be it a swirl or chunks.

Overall the ice cream was very rich and decadent, the staff was great and it was very hard to resist the freshly baked chocolate chip cookies that had just come out of the oven when I walked into the storefront.

u/MyCatsNameIsKlaus — 5 days ago

Does Anyone remember Friendly’s Pink Lemonade Sherbet?

This has been driving me crazy because I can't find a single picture of it online!

I was born in 2001 and grew up in Maine. When I was a little girl, my family used to buy this pink lemonade-flavored ice cream/sherbet from Friendly's at Hannaford's, asking for it every single night for a Summer, and then I remember it being quickly discontinued. I remember it being solid pink and coming in the traditional rectangular Friendly's ice cream carton.

I've been trying to find pictures of it for years, but it's like it never existed. I recently found out that Friendly's apparently made a pink lemonade sherbet called "Pink Kahuna" as part of their Team Xtreme line, so I'm wondering if that's what I'm remembering.

It was a light, pastel pink, almost salmon-colored, and completely uniform in color. No swirls or other flavors mixed in. Despite being pink, I remember it tasting entirely like lemon, with no noticeable strawberry or raspberry flavor.

I have a pretty good recall and I don't recall any specific branding (nothing hawaiian themed, nothing indicating a different "line" of products) other than possibly lemon slices. I don't even think I recall anything deviating from the simple label of "Pink Lemonade," but I know it was Friendly's.

I've never really liked any fruit-flavors aside from citrus (lemon, lime, orange, tangerine). I was even more strict about this when I was a kid so I'd never have been caught dead with any other sherbets like watermelon, strawberry, or raspberry.

Does anyone else remember this flavor, especially anyone who grew up in New England in the 2000s? Even better, does anyone have an old picture of the carton or remember what it looked like? This is the only one of my nostalgia foods that I somehow can't find.

I just want confirmation that this wasn't some weird childhood fever dream lol

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u/Puzzleheaded_Age5068 — 4 days ago
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Ice cream for Bears, worst ice cream I’ve ever had!

I wanted to try this ice cream because, like most of us, I love ice cream. It also has a pretty clean ingredient list so I thought, why not?!

I opened it and it doesn’t look very appetizing and kinda looks a bit freezer burnt, which I notice seems to happen more with lower fat/skim type ice creams. The smell wasn’t great either but I of course was going to try it. Omg, it tastes a bit like spoiled milk mixed with grass. Basically no sweetness, no cherry taste, and it’s a very sour taste. I like cottage cheese, sour cream, aged cheeses, even blue cheese, this was terrible. Has anyone else tried it? I hate that I wasted $7 on it.

u/NoPantsPenny — 13 days ago

Bueno Kinder cone!

Been wanting to try these for a while after seeing someone posting about the pints. Thought I’d try these cones.

This was really good! The main Bueno flavor is in the hazelnut/chocolate top part (has the texture and snap of chocolate, but soft enough where you’re not smooshing the ice cream down when taking a bite), and the ice cream is a light and mild flavored hazelnut ice cream. Without the top, the ice cream is just ok, nothing to write home about, but together, it’s pretty epic, and really nails the Bueno taste. I was worried that once I’d finished to top, I’d be left with a somewhat underwhelming ice cream cone, but thankfully there’s a small column of the top stuff filled down the middle so you still get bites with it to the end. At the bottom of the cone is a chocolate filling which I like. All in all it’s definitely something I’d get again, and I’m inspired to get the pint.

u/katanastormshadow88 — 13 days ago

My fav flavor from B&J scoop shop

Every now and then when I’m in the area, I get a hand packed pint of Ben & Jerry’s sweet cream and cookies flavor, idk why but it tastes so much better than any cookies and cream flavor I’ve ever found in regular grocery stores. I hate that B&J only seems to stock the same flavors everywhere ( Cherry Garcia, CC cookie dough, strawberry cheesecake, etc). The scoop shop had flavors I haven’t seen anywhere else like Key lime pie which is dairy-free, Mango, Honey Graham Latte, the new Razz Up flavor. Oddly enough, Jeni’s is now more accessible to me then B&J, there’s like 5 Jeni’s scoop shops within a 30 mile radius of me.

u/Major_Raspberry_4350 — 13 days ago

They don’t taste the same

Did haagen dazs change their recipes?

u/dzerti — 13 days ago