I had a chocolate milkshake for the first time ever. Pretty good, better than I expected. The taste was almost exactly like some ice cream I had lots of times before, but much better to have than it because you're simply sipping out of a straw instead of b

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Anonymous 09/22/23 (Fri) 03:23:52 No.24112

I had a chocolate milkshake for the first time ever. Pretty good, better than I expected. The taste was almost exactly like some ice cream I had lots of times before, but much better to have than it because you're simply sipping out of a straw instead of bothering with holding a cone and licking. My issue with chocolate drinks most of the time tend to be that the chocolate is too strong and leaves my mouth feeling bitter even, but none of that here. I'd get one of these every day if they weren't so expensive here.
I'll try a vanilla one soon.

Anonymous 09/22/23 (Fri) 07:23:16 No.24113

nice, so what were you wearing.

Anonymous 09/23/23 (Sat) 00:40:10 No.24119

I think the cone and the slow eating of ice cream makes it better. It makes it feel special and lets you appreciate every bite more. Eating the cone after is like a second treat and it feels clean and concluding to make the container disappear instead of having to throw away some plastic or wash residue from the side of the cup down the sink. The unique form and the little bit of extra focus you need to pay makes eating a cone of ice cream an event rather than just a desert. I don't have ice cream memories from my childhood to bring back, but it does bring visions of A childhood playing in on the beach.

Anonymous 09/23/23 (Sat) 03:32:28 No.24120

>>24119
cool, cool, so what were you wearing?

Anonymous 09/23/23 (Sat) 07:56:24 No.24125

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>>24119
You make a good point… But in reality the cone is very typically very sticky if you get more than one scoop. If anything it results in you having to eat your ice cream fast, not just more focused, thus limiting how much you get to really savour and enjoy it, lest it begins melting all over your hand.

Anonymous 09/25/23 (Mon) 10:45:26 No.24142

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>>24125
Use waffle bowls
https://youtu.be/aCMm4ZzB_cQ?t=79

Anonymous 09/26/23 (Tue) 16:29:57 No.24148

>>24125
More than one scoop is too much anyway

>>24120
My ice cream apron and ice cream hat

>>24142
Wouldn't that break apart when the spoon hits it?

Anonymous 09/26/23 (Tue) 16:50:19 No.24149

>>24125
>If anything it results in you having to eat your ice cream fast, not just more focused, thus limiting how much you get to really savour and enjoy it, lest it begins melting all over your hand.

that’s when you start biting

Anonymous 09/27/23 (Wed) 15:51:29 No.24155

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>>24149
I have no idea how motherfuckers can bite into ice cream. It's not even enjoyable then.

Anonymous 09/28/23 (Thu) 08:34:47 No.24162

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>>24155
I do it mainly to freak people out, but if the ice cream is melting quickly and I don’t want sticky hands for the rest of my day I do usually start biting. Honestly, it doesn’t detract much, you still get to taste it and all.

Anonymous 09/28/23 (Thu) 12:19:11 No.24163

>>24155
That's how I always eat ice cream, it's good to bite things if not swallow like a snake. If I suck it or lick it I feel like a fatass, dandy, or child.