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>>>>>>>They're only edible after they've been in the fridge and are nice and hard, preferably cut into slices and eaten slowly, slice by slice. A sloppy, half-melted Mars Bar is just cagg in the mouth to me. Perhaps that's why I like the Mars Bar Ice cream (do you lot get that over there?)
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>>>>>>Yes, we do. Although, I have to admit to never having eaten it. About the only ice creams I eat are (are you sitting down?) McDonalds (yes, that McDonalds)
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>>>>>BOOOOOOO!
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>>>>Yeah, yeah, I know.
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>>>>>>, Dairy Queen, and a Loblaws "President's Choice" product called 'Chocolate Fudge Crackle'.
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>>>>>Jeez do they make everything? A bit like a Canuck nestle: coffee, ice cream. ....
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>>>>>>Both McDonalds (ice cream is their only edible product, by the way) and Dairy Queen actually make ice milk, not ice cream,
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>>>>>Well, if it's owt like their shakes it won't be ice cream (well not that the EU would qulify) more like congealed animal molecules.
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>>>>Like I said, this is their only edible product. I don't like anything else they make, including shakes. And of course, you have to get it on the right day. When it's right, the ice milk is firm and cold, but sometimes, it's way too soft and flabs over the cone. I think ice milk needs to be colder than ice cream in order to be firm. I've never had the problem with Dairy Queen, although a Dairy Queen cone's cost is almost double that of a McDonalds cone.
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>>>>>>and I prefer it. As for Chocolate Fudge Crackle, well, you'd have to eat it to know, but it's vanilla ice cream with strips of real chocolate in it. When you push the spoon, or ice cream scoop through it, you break up the chocolate and it crackles. Unlike all other chocolate I've ever eaten in ice cream, this chocolate tastes like actual chocolate.
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>>>>>Sounds good. I like Dairy Queen. Mars ice cream has real Mars Bar chocolate coating, with inner soft caramel and some ice creamy version of the MB filling. At first they made it with this horrible wrapper that used to impart a synthetic plasticy taste/odour to the product, that put me off, but now they've changed that.
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>>>>>Nestle ice cream sucks BTW - too rich and sickly tasting.
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>>>>I don't care for most other ice creams. I'm a vanilla fan. I always get dissed when we go into a Baskin Robbins with their 37 flavours and I order vanilla.
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>>>I'm the same. Consider HDz's cookie dough. I thought that was a great idea till I realised I was paying for half a tub of ice cream and half, wel, cookie dough. I thought I rather put my own "mix-ins" in - plain vanilla, that's me (literally not metaphorically!)
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>>Wow! You can afford HDz's ice cream? I already have a mortgage, so I stay away from it. Freaks me out. I can't imagine what would make it so darned expensive. I mean, it's ice cream, right? No hidden jewellery, or gold coins?
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>No-no-no. I can't afford it. It's noticeable here that the HDz IC parlour at the seaside has been replaced bt a B&J's; perhaps NO-ONE can afford it!
>Besides, I've discovered one of the best ice-creams available: Mackies of Scotland (believe it or not there is a big ice-cream making tradition in Scotland). It ONLY comes in plain vanilla and in twice the size tubs for half the price of HDz.
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>http://www.mackies.co.uk/ouricecream/

According to the site, they don't flavour the ice cream "not even vanilla". So I guess it just tastes like milk and cream? Not that the flavour of cold milk is a bad thing (I love cold milk).

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>>>I notice not many ham shanks online today because of their treacherous holdiay.
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>>Yeah, it's quiet. Too quiet.
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>How many movies have you heard that expression in!? :-) Like "We've got company"

6 ;)

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>>>>>BTW, found this citation that mentions the 3 Muskateer, Milky Way and Mars Bar histories, esp. re: Canada:
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>>>>>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars_Bar
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>>>>Interesting.
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>>>>Anyway, as far as Nestlé is concerned, when it comes to halloween, it's about the only choice. I won't buy products that I don't know are peanut free, so I pretty much have to go with Nestlé.