July is National Ice Cream month...what is your FLAVOUR? - Page 1

  July is National Ice Cream month and today on the VIEW boy oh boy did they show some fancy ice creams on that show

  There are some very high dollar places up north and ice cream of all colors , flavors and of many companies here in usa, some very old and small that people love.

 Post your favorites and lets EAT ICE CREAM

  I love a new flavor here in Tyler from BRAUMS,  a small company out of Oklahoma who use no harmones in their cows.

   Grape Sherbert....

  ALso I like  Banana Pudding made by BLUE BELL

 ALso I keep Homade Vanilla by Brookshires in freezer all the time for my fruits  to eat on.

 YR

Hogendoz (sp) dutch chocolate.  That is ice cream heaven

Hershey's Coffee Ice Cream

Me: Chocolate Almond Fudge
Wife: Butter Pecan
Dog: Soft Serve Vanilla

Simply....chocolate

There is this homemade ice cream shop in the Blackrock section of Bridgeport. I lived there decades ago, and Timothy's ice cream was right around the corner. My favorite was called,

The Black Rock: Vanilla ice cream with chocolate covered almonds.
DH: Chunky Monkey by Ben and Jerry's
Son: Mint Chocolate Chip.... any kind just make it big.

I saw The View today too while walking on the treadmill. I wanted to run out and get some after that segment, but then I would've put back on what I just burned off!

Me: Mint Chocolate Chip and Fudge Brownie
Husband: same (one of the few things we agree on)
Dogs: Vanilla

    What's next your favorite color?

Yellow - lol

Favorite ice cream tied between Breyers Chocolate Chip Mint & Breyers Chocolate
Favorite Sherbert Friendly's Watermelon Sherbert
Favorite color deep velvet blue, like the color of the sky when the first star comes out

I saw that View, too! How about that gold covered ice cream? We used to have a little ice cream parlor in New Hope, Pa, before New Hope was a trendy, new wave mecca, & they made a watermelon sorbet that was to die for.....I don't think they're around any more, it's been decades since I've been down that way!

New Hope used to be a nice place to spend the 4th, they'd have street vendors & street musicians & artists, & at sunset they'd shoot fireworks over the Delaware River. They'd close the bridge & you could drag your lawn chairs out onto the bridge & watch.....not anymore I guess. That was 40 years ago, now. The town was artsy even then, but not over the top.
Now......**sigh**...tourist trap!
Ah well.

jackie harris

think I'll start a 4th of July reminiscing thread.....