ice cream rant

[jayste]

And the smaller container is easier to hold while you dig the ice cream out with the ice cream spade.:laughing:

I prefer the larger container so I can use a grain scoop!:laughing: Me likes ice cream!:thumbsup:

 

[RobertN]

Well, I did get "light" ice cream

You and Bird mention Blue Bell. Guessing regional, like Crystal is here. Guessing you get it at HEB or Wally World... When we were in Texas a year and a half ago, HEB seemed to rule Texas...

I hope all you guys eatin' ice cream come down with a severe case of toenail fungus. I'm on a diet and can't even think of eating ice cream.:drool: Last week my MIL brought over a big apple pie and a 1/2 gallon of Blue Bell ice cream to dollup on top. I had to sit there drinkin' my diet soda and refuse to eat any. Oh well. . . .

 

[polo1665]

Beer. Still 12oz

Yeah, but they keep cutting down on the calories:laughing:

 

[300UGUY]

And ice cream spade is something I never heard of until someone mentioned it on Tractobynet. I bought the Farberware stainless steel model at Walmart and haven't used either of our ice cream scoops since. It's so much better that I'll probably never use a scoop again.

Is it a cat 1 or cat 2 spade?

 

[RobertN]

I don't think Guiness or Sierra Nevada Pale Ale have changed...

Say, have you ever made bread using flavoring grains from just made beer? In the past, after making a batch of beer, I have added a little of the grains to a fresh batch of bread dough; black patent, chocolate, and crystal grains add a nice flavor.

Yeah, but they keep cutting down on the calories:laughing:

 

[jeffinsgf]

And ice cream spade is something I never heard of until someone mentioned it on Tractobynet. I bought the Farberware stainless steel model at Walmart and haven't used either of our ice cream scoops since. It's so much better that I'll probably never use a scoop again.

Now, Bird, being a fan of Braum's ice cream, I would have thought that you would have bought the Braum's private labeled ice cream spade. It's the best I've run across. :laughing:

We're right on the northern edge of Blue Bell and Braum distribution. Love them both, but was disappointed with Braum's decision to go to 3 pints. They are still the best bargain around, even at the smaller size.

 

[polo1665]

I don't think Guiness or Sierra Nevada Pale Ale have changed...

Say, have you ever made bread using flavoring grains from just made beer? In the past, after making a batch of beer, I have added a little of the grains to a fresh batch of bread dough; black patent, chocolate, and crystal grains add a nice flavor.

No, I've not tried it yet. Read about it, but haven't tried it. I 'll have to try and find a source for some spent grain and give it a shot. :thumbsup:

 

[jayste]

Now, Bird, being a fan of Braum's ice cream, I would have thought that you would have bought the Braum's private labeled ice cream spade. It's the best I've run across. :laughing:

We're right on the northern edge of Blue Bell and Braum distribution. Love them both, but was disappointed with Braum's decision to go to 3 pints. They are still the best bargain around, even at the smaller size.

Here!, Here! Another vote for Braum's! For those who don't know it's a regional thing. Based in Oklahoma and distributed out to surrounding states. Good dairy products and their burgers ain't bad either!

Here's a link:

Braum's Ice Cream and Dairy Stores

Oh! Sorry Jim!

 

[Lloyd_E]

jinman,

My wife buys low fat ice cream -Breyers I think. I can not tell the difference.
Of course just because it is "light" you still have to watch your in-take amount... so "she" says!
Here is a break down:
Serving Size: 1/2 cup Servings Per Container: 12
AMOUNT PER SERVING
Calories 90
Total fat 0g
Saturated fat 0g
Trans fat 0g
Cholesterol less than 5mg
Sodium 45mg
Total Carbohydrates 21g
Dietary fiber 3g
Sugars 13g
Sugar Alcohol
Protein 3g
Vitamin A 2%
Vitamin C 0%
Calcium 10%
Iron 0%

 

[Bird]

Well, I did get "light" ice cream

You and Bird mention Blue Bell. Guessing regional, like Crystal is here. Guessing you get it at HEB or Wally World... When we were in Texas a year and a half ago, HEB seemed to rule Texas...

Yep, Robert, Blue Bell is a Texas ice cream sold in every grocery store I know of. Braum's is an Oklahoma ice cream and only sold (as far as I know) in their own stores, which sell a number of other grocery and dairy products, plus having the burgers and such as you can see in the link jayste posted. There are a lot of Braum's stores in Texas. And Braum's has the best old fashioned banana splits I know of. And my wife likes the chocolate sundae.

HEB is the big name in grocery stores from Centrai Texas south; none out here on the north side of Dallas/Ft. Worth as far as I know.