• @cannedtuna
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    461 year ago

    Dude those little cups just don’t taste the same without the wooden spoon

    • rrastroOP
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      211 year ago

      You’re right. The wooden spoons are part of the flavor.

      • @fadhl3y
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        171 year ago

        It’s that raspy plywood texture

        • Hextic
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          101 year ago

          Mmmm. Mahogany.

  • @FlickOfTheBean
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    241 year ago

    I was about to argue the term mediocre to describe the ice cream, but then I realized, the flavor that I loved was the fact that it either meant school was almost out or it was currently summertime more than anything else

    the best flavor is always nostalgia of good times

    • rrastroOP
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      41 year ago

      Yeah. That nostalgia. It’s a fine thing.

  • @doppelgangmember
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    201 year ago

    Just the sight of that wretched “spoon” makes my teeth cringe

    • @realbaconator
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      371 year ago

      What you didn’t naw on it like a massive toothpick once the the ice cream was gone? It was like I got my own chew toy every time

      • Apathy Tree
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        141 year ago

        Not true, they are great for cooking - won’t scratch your pans, won’t melt, and are firm enough to use for a good scrape.

        • threelonmusketeers
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          21 year ago

          Wooden spoons are the worst to eat anything with.

          You missed the word “eat”. You don’t eat with cooking spoons.

          • Apathy Tree
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            That was edited in well after I replied, I didn’t miss it.

            What it said when I replied to it was “wooden spoons are the worst to anything with”

  • @thorbot
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    111 year ago

    How many park benches are you licking on the regular? I must try it sometime.

  • @[email protected]
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    101 year ago

    It’s like you reached into my brain and dug out the 5,000 or so cells buried deepest near my amigdalya with the memory of this

    Time travel is real, people

  • ronalicious
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    71 year ago

    licking those sticks is like fingernails on a chalkboard for me

    • rrastroOP
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      61 year ago

      Never seen them before. Are they from Canada or something?

      • ✖️ 🇨 ✖️ 🇨 🐝
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        21 year ago

        They are from Australia.

        They kinda went out of business because tuck shop ladies discovered small white plastic cups instead and undercut their business.

  • @Toneswirly
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    41 year ago

    My 60 yrs old Aunt and I both have this as a shared experience. I hope kids for generations get to chew on the ol’ pine peanut

  • Bleeping Lobster
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    31 year ago

    I’ve got pretty much that in my freezer right now (very plain Cornish ice cream). I find it helps me not binge it all in one go if it’s not some even-more-delicious flavour. Unfortunately I don’t have the spatula, though I do have a small wooden spoon I could use…

  • ᕮᐯIᒪ Tᕼᕮ ᑕᗩT
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    -151 year ago

    If you didn’t have splinters in your tongue at some point, you never had a childhood 😂

      • ᕮᐯIᒪ Tᕼᕮ ᑕᗩT
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        -241 year ago

        Can’t tell if you’re referencing Pinocchio being wooden as a child or Gepetto putting…you know what? Forget I said anything 🤮