Not to mention -- one justice is has already got a prior committment:
Posted on 04/11/2015 8:57:12 AM PDT by Olog-hai
She’s already got a Lego figure, so why not an ice cream?
Ben & Jerry’s fans are appealing to company known for its wacky flavors with pop culture references to create a Ruth Bader Ginger flavor to honor Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg --and there’s even a petition to further the cause.
Boston resident Yael Mazor Garfinkle started the Change.org petition after Buzzfeed reported that Ben & Jerry’s has named more than twenty ice cream flavors after people in the past 30 years—but only two have been for women. …
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“Haagen-Daaz for me.”
Won’t eat anything else.
Love both their Chocolate and Chocolate/Peanut Butter
That doesn't sound very appetizing at all. And what does Ginger have in common with her? Wouldn't prune flavored be more appropriate? Maybe a touch of tanning acid for zestiness?
If you eat it, will you age 60 years before you get to the bottom of the container?
Ha!!
I’m guessing it would come in a powder and you would have to add water.
Tastes like a nursing home smells.
Well, I hate to say it, but I’m very fond of Cherry Garcia. It tastes good.
FWIW, they’ve removed the picture of Jerry Garcia from the carton. Now it has a picture of a cow playing a guitar instead.
ROFL ROFL My thoughts exactly. Will this Ruth Bader Ginger Ice Cream flavor put one to sleep?
” Haagen-Daaz for me. I prefer ice cream made with real cream and sugar.”
The way it all started. I make my own.
Oooooh. Cringe!!!!
You win.
LOL
Hard to imagine a large demand for an ice cream that tastes like Vicks Vapo rub, Massengil and Smeckler’s Powder.
Not to mention -- one justice is has already got a prior committment:
How about Pantsuit Pistachio?
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