At the dairy bar last night after supper:
“I’d like peanut butter ice cream with chocolate and toffee sauce, please,” I ordered.
“Do you want just the ice cream with those sauces, or do you want a sundae?”, the clerk replied.
“What’s the difference?”, I asked.
“I don’t really know,” the clerk answered.
The best ice cream-related exchange of the summer.
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Where do you get peanut
Where do you get peanut butter ice cream?
Dairy bar in Morell next to
Dairy bar in Morell next to Holy Cow.
Makes me pine for an
Makes me pine for an overloaded sundae. Whatever that is.
It’s been decades since I
It’s been decades since I ever had one or cared, but for me a sundae implies whipped cream and a cherry on top. I would go so far as to say whatever you top with whipped cream and then a cherry—in that order—is thereby made a sundae: A lasagna sundae, a burrito sundae, a Chevy Nova sundae. The only exception is sliced bananas with ice cream, because then you’d have a banana split.
What's The Scoop (great name)
What's The Scoop (great name) in Montague (and Stratford location also) have a Rhubarb Crisp Sundae. Was there Tuesday evening and it is my new favorite.
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