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What's your favourite Ben & Jerry's flavour?
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05-06-2006 8:17pm#1Mine is Half Baked, which is right pain in the a$$ for me as they seem to have discontinued it!! It was always a hard to find variety (only ever found it in Eurospar on Ballymun Road and Dunnes Food Hall in Stephen's Green SC) but now it seems to be gone completely
For those of you unfortunate enough never to have experienced it, it's a mixture of Ben & Jerry's Chocolate Fudge Brownie and Cookie Dough (fudge brownie and cookie dough being the two best 'bits' in all B&J's ice-cream, and chocolate ice-cream being, well, the best ice-cream ever). All of B&J's chocolate ice-creams are bleedin orgasmic however!!
So, what's everyone else's favourite?0
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I didn't like Karamel Sutra. I find the caramel ones get too sickly. Same with Caramel Choo-Choo. My method of eating B&J's is to eat the entire tub at one sitting, on my own
and for me the caramel ones are too sweet for that!! Now as for the chocolatey flavours, I could eat those eternally :D:D 0 -
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Sauce, think about all the CALCIUM it must have, lol!!!
Does anyone else find that Tesco B&J's is just not right?? Well I have only ever bought 2 or 3 tubs from there because I stopped after that as every one of them seemed to be gone all icy or frosty for much of the top, so I assumed they all had. Has anyone else found this? It's full of ice crystals and you can't taste the ice-cream properly. Once you get maybe a third of the way down the tub it's ok again, but this just isn't good enough for moi Also if you look at the tubs in the ice-cream cabinet they are totally covered in ice. Is this something to do with the way Tesco stores them, or am I alone in this? Maybe I just had bad luck every time...
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I have noticed this too in my Tescosemeraldstar wrote:Sauce, think about all the CALCIUM it must have, lol!!!
Does anyone else find that Tesco B&J's is just not right?? Well I have only ever bought 2 or 3 tubs from there because I stopped after that as every one of them seemed to be gone all icy or frosty for much of the top, so I assumed they all had. Has anyone else found this? It's full of ice crystals and you can't taste the ice-cream properly. Once you get maybe a third of the way down the tub it's ok again, but this just isn't good enough for moi Also if you look at the tubs in the ice-cream cabinet they are totally covered in ice. Is this something to do with the way Tesco stores them, or am I alone in this? Maybe I just had bad luck every time...
...really saddens me0 -
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emeraldstar wrote:Sauce, think about all the CALCIUM it must have, lol!!!
Does anyone else find that Tesco B&J's is just not right?? Well I have only ever bought 2 or 3 tubs from there because I stopped after that as every one of them seemed to be gone all icy or frosty for much of the top, so I assumed they all had. Has anyone else found this? It's full of ice crystals and you can't taste the ice-cream properly. Once you get maybe a third of the way down the tub it's ok again, but this just isn't good enough for moi Also if you look at the tubs in the ice-cream cabinet they are totally covered in ice. Is this something to do with the way Tesco stores them, or am I alone in this? Maybe I just had bad luck every time...
...really saddens me
Aye this happens a good bit so iv noticed, what it is that they obviously have to stock the freezers with the tubs of ice cream and what-not so they have the frozen food on a trolly on the isle and it starts to thaw and melt while they moving stuff about etc. so once they actually get around to put it in the fridge it starts to freeze again and then the ice crystals form, making it all nasty.... I seen a bad case of this happening to a pizza where it must of been left out on the trolly for a good while, the sauce had become unfrozen and made the base of the pizza all mushey and soggy :eek: .I tend to stay away from frozen pizza's now 
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** forgot to say, i love chubby hubby,and the cinnamon cookie and the half-baked too
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but why can other supermarkets manage to restock whilst keeping their precious ben & jerry's in tip-top condition?? Tesco, I shun you!!CombatCow wrote:Aye this happens a good bit so iv noticed, what it is that they obviously have to stock the freezers with the tubs of ice cream and what-not so they have the frozen food on a trolly on the isle and it starts to thaw and melt while they moving stuff about etc. so once they actually get around to put it in the fridge it starts to freeze again and then the ice crystals form, making it all nasty.... I seen a bad case of this happening to a pizza where it must of been left out on the trolly for a good while, the sauce had become unfrozen and made the base of the pizza all mushey and soggy :eek: .I tend to stay away from frozen pizza's now
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btw was your frozen pizza incident a purchased-in-Tesco frozen pizza?0 -
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The Gnome wrote:Cookie Dough! But my lady banned me from having it as I just ate all the chunks of dough and left the ice cream.
LOL I do the exact same thing...but then the vanilla ice cream does not taste quite right or is it just me???0 -
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