What is your favorite Ice Cream and how much can you eat in a sitting? (1 Viewer)

[Rodney]

It's ice cream weather, and I cannot get enough of Blue Bell's Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookie Dough. Too bad it is available only for a limited time. I could eat this year-round.

 

[cinemiracle]

I hate peanut butter so I would never buy it in ice cream.My favourite ice creams are those imported from Switzerland,New Zealand and France. They are in my opinion,the very best of the best in ice creams. Japanese ice creams comes a close 4th.

 

[Johnny Angell]

I hate peanut butter so I would never buy it in ice cream.My favourite ice creams are those imported from Switzerland,New Zealand and France. They are in my opinion,the very best of the best in ice creams. Japanese ice creams comes a close 4th.

Where do you get imported ice creams?

 

[Ronald Epstein]

Where do you get imported ice creams?

My question as well

 

[BobO'Link]

I like peanut butter - just not in ice cream and not with chocolate (well other than the occasional Butterfinger and I don't like them in ice cream).

I, too, would like to know where you get imported ice creams.

 

[cinemiracle]

Where do you get imported ice creams?

Just come to Sydney ,Australia where you can buy imported ice creams from many countries including the USA;France; Japan; Hong Kong;Switzerland;New Zealand and a couple of other countries in Europe. Both the Swiss and New Zealand have ice cream branches everywhere.Both are very popular.Many of the imported ice creams can also be bought in my local supermarket. Very few of our numerous Asian supermarkets sell local ice cream - it's mostly imported.It's just a matter of checking the labels on the ice cream that you buy. How many readers actually do this? Try it and you may be surprised.

 

[Johnny Angell]

Just come to Sydney ,Australia where you can buy imported ice creams from many countries including the USA;France; Japan; Hong Kong;Switzerland;New Zealand and a couple of other countries in Europe. Both the Swiss and New Zealand have ice cream branches everywhere.Both are very popular.Many of the imported ice creams can also be bought in my local supermarket. Very few of our numerous Asian supermarkets sell local ice cream - it's mostly imported.It's just a matter of checking the labels on the ice cream that you buy. How many readers actually do this? Try it and you may be surprised.

I strongly doubt the an typical American market will carry imported ice creams. That goes double for Little Rock, which is not a cosmopolitan city. New York City, however, you can probably find them.

 

[BobO'Link]

I strongly doubt the an typical American market will carry imported ice creams. That goes double for Little Rock, which is not a cosmopolitan city. New York City, however, you can probably find them.

Around here people consider ice cream from Little Rock to be imported (we're a couple of hours away).

I'd be happy if Braum's would change their distance rules and put in a store closer than NW AR (a ~4 hour drive from us). Their stores are located only within a 300 mile radius from their headquarters (Tuttle, OK). They say this is to maintain freshness. They make almost all of the food products sold in their restaurants and have their own farms to grow the primary ingredients. They maintain almost total control from planting to eating.