For those times when you feel like a nut. (Spotted by Robbie at Randall’s.)
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For those times when you feel like a nut. (Spotted by Robbie at Randall’s.)
Spotted something new? Send your photos to [email protected].
So these are actual ice cream, not a “frozen dairy dessert”?
“Ice Cream Bars”
“100% Ice Cream”
Photographs. Useful things, they are.
If you live as long as I have, and have the same vision issues that I have, I hope you aren’t treated like an idiot by some Dude like I just have.
I am a quinquagenarian who is legally blind in one eye.
As we age, there are many methods one can use to keep one’s mind sharp and observant by default, and technology/tools one can employ to be able to “see” as our vision gets worse.
Pointing out things that are obvious shouldn’t make anyone feel like an idiot.
Ah, that explains your pedantic behavior: you’re still a kid. Get back to me when you’ve got a few more decades under your belt, son.
Actually, I will be dead by then, so never mind. Take care, kiddo.
It’s kinda cute when someone too lazy and/or inept to spend the 30 seconds it takes to make their own simple observation instead of asking a very basic question attempts some very weak condescension to the person who provided an answer to said basic question.
Certainly a comical look.
Topped off with a “chocolatey coating”!!!
From previous frozen dairy dessert products I’ve seen, it usually says “frozen dairy dessert bars” on the front of the box where the product’s size is. So it would be like “2 fl oz frozen dessert bars.” That’s a good way to double check.
I’d try it for a couple of bucks.
Just be aware: regular retail prices seem to be $6.99 to $7.99.
Some sale prices as low as $5.49 at some retailers, but – as always – YMMV.