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Flurries.

Nomad;751273 wrote: Flurries.


mmm i love mcdonalds flurries, what flavour?

I enjoyed sweet creamy rum raisin last night. Very pleasurable.

On a footnote I ate crappy ice cream the night before. It was awful and I threw it away.

Hagen Daz toasted pecan and caramelized pear. It sounded exotic but it was ****.

Nomad;751280 wrote: I enjoyed sweet creamy rum raisin last night. Very pleasurable.

On a footnote I ate crappy ice cream the night before. It was awful and I threw it away.

Hagen Daz toasted pecan and caramelized pear. It sounded exotic but it was ****.


sounds like it should be good, just like the icecream i think i am going to throw the tub away, mint chocolate, should be good, but tastes like wet cardboard - how disappointing.

lemon_and_mint;751287 wrote: sounds like it should be good, just like the icecream i think i am going to throw the tub away, mint chocolate, should be good, but tastes like wet cardboard - how disappointing.


Which brand ? Im very particular about mint chip. I prefer food coloring, it should be green or its just not as much fun. Also the chips should be slivers, not big frozen chocolate chunks. Chunks are irritating and have no place in my freezer.

It will snow in the New Year for you, Nomad.

Nomad;751290 wrote: Which brand ? Im very particular about mint chip. I prefer food coloring, it should be green or its just not as much fun. Also the chips should be slivers, not big frozen chocolate chunks. Chunks are irritating and have no place in my freezer.


Tesco - its a supermarket own brand, dont suppose you have it there.

I cant find a mint icecream which is cold enough if that makes sense.

lemon_and_mint;751293 wrote: Tesco - its a supermarket own brand, dont suppose you have it there.

I cant find a mint icecream which is cold enough if that makes sense.


No we don't :-5:-5:-5:)

lemon_and_mint;751293 wrote: Tesco - its a supermarket own brand, dont suppose you have it there.



I cant find a mint icecream which is cold enough if that makes sense.


Well thats your 1st problem. Im sorry but I thought you were an ice cream connoisseur. If you buy generic ice cream what can you expect ? Hmmm ?

At least get Bryers, its all natural. Cream, milk, sugar.

Im a little shocked right now I dont mind telling you.

Nomad;751304 wrote: Well thats your 1st problem. Im sorry but I thought you were an ice cream connoisseur. If you buy generic ice cream what can you expect ? Hmmm ?

At least get Bryers, its all natural. Cream, milk, sugar.

Im a little shocked right now I dont mind telling you.


now ask any of the british on here how difficult it is to buy good makes of icecream in the uk if you live outside of a big city.The supermarkets stock shelves and shelves of own brand, they may have vanilla hagznddagz if you are lucky.

I am always on the lookout for good icecream, i would pay good money for it - if there was any.

lemon_and_mint;751311 wrote: now ask any of the british on here how difficult it is to buy good makes of icecream in the uk if you live outside of a big city.The supermarkets stock shelves and shelves of own brand, they may have vanilla hagznddagz if you are lucky.



I am always on the lookout for good icecream, i would pay good money for it - if there was any.




Then you need to buy an ice cream maker. You have no other choice.

L&M I'm here to tell you that some of the best ice cream I have eated (and that is a lot of ice cream) has been store brands. Von's has great store brand ice cream,as well and CVS stores have very good ice cream.

My favorite ice cream is Baskin & Robbins "Gold Medal Ribbon". :-4

i Have To Say The Americans Do Know How To Make Ice-cream!!

Nomad;751318 wrote: Then you need to buy an ice cream maker. You have no other choice.


strangely enough i came to this conclusion and bought one a couple of months ago but i havent yet read the instructions, but when i do, i will try it out and see if i can make some good stuff.

CARLA;751323 wrote: L&M I'm here to tell you that some of the best ice cream I have eated (and that is a lot of ice cream) has been store brands. Von's has great store brand ice cream,as well and CVS stores have very good ice cream.

My favorite ice cream is Baskin & Robbins "Gold Medal Ribbon". :-4


none of them are available in the uk.

ThePheasant;751324 wrote: i Have To Say The Americans Do Know How To Make Ice-cream!!


i know peasy ive been to some of their ice cream parlours where you can choose the cone, choose the scoop flavour, choose the topping, float it in a soda..............

nothing like that here.

;)Yikes I wouldn't make a week in the UK..:wah:

L&M sounds like a good business idea to get a Baskin Robbins Ice Cream Store running in your town.

[QUOTE]none of them are available in the uk.[/QUOTE]

CARLA;751338 wrote: ;)Yikes I would make a week in the UK..:wah:

L&M sounds like a good business idea to get a Baskin Robbins Ice Store running in your town.


please.someone do it.but bear in mind we rarely have any summer here, maybe thats why we donthave icecream parlours, and it rains all the time.

Makes not one bit of difference good ice cream is eaten year round here in the US. True, more is consumed in Summer but still if its "Good Ice Cream" they will come.

[QUOTE]please.someone do it.but bear in mind we rarely have any summer here, maybe thats why we donthave icecream parlours, and it rains all the time.[/QUOTE]

Did you get a big flurry or a little flurry

ice cream wise our Mc'ds are running a terry's chocolate orange flavour atm which is scummy:)

Chezzie;751353 wrote: Did you get a big flurry or a little flurry

ice cream wise our Mc'ds are running a terry's chocolate orange flavour atm which is scummy:)


ooh i didnt know that, i like creme egg favour.

lemon_and_mint;751327 wrote: strangely enough i came to this conclusion and bought one a couple of months ago but i havent yet read the instructions, but when i do, i will try it out and see if i can make some good stuff.


You'll never eat the inferior stuff again.