I've been buying Jewel's "Signature Select" brand lately, and every flavor I've tried is outstanding. Plus, they're usually only around $3 per carton. The Salted Caramel might be the best ice cream I've ever had anywhere. Brownie Moose Tracks also great.

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I’m sorry you’re poor.

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Graeter’s is awesome. Haven’t had a bad variety. Some storefronts in the area and they sell a few of the more popular flavors at the jewels.

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Ben and Jerry’s strawberry cheesecake.

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Daisy’s in Palatine is the shit, too.

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frozen custard

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Jeni's shitter

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I don't like ice cream. It's too cold and I don't like the texture.

Mint chocolate chip.

You really are 100 years old.

Probably a big Butter Pecan lover too.

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Butter Brickle is older and better.

I am closer to 100 than 20. French vanilla. And I mock joggers. The dumbest hobby I've ever seen. And that includes stamp collecting.

Sheesh....I thought we were cool.

I spilled it on my little golden book three little pigs book. I still feel bad about that. It's weird what sticks with you.

Fuck you're old!

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Wait. What's the dumbest hobby? joggers?

"Dumbest Hobby"

Light 'em up Chicago!

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Attention whoring on Facebook or twitter.

For an ice cream cone: pralines and cream on a sugar cone.

Store bought: Breyer's Vanilla for the lack of hfcs and other garbage ingredients

Although the Signature stuff is really good.

Pet peeve: 1/2 gallons are now around 56 oz.

The Kirkland ice cream bars are better than the Häagen-Dazs they copied.

I love fudgesicles

My all time favorite brand is Petersen's Old Fashioned Ice Cream out of Oak Park. We owned an ice cream shop when i was in HS and we carried Petersen's exclusively.

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pralines n cream is butter pecan more or less no caramel ribbon

We would go to Petersons occasionally. It was underwhelming a few years ago and that was really disappointing. everything in joke park is overrated

Peanut butter & chocolate combination. Jewel's Signature Select, Blue Bunny, Breyers a few that are good. A pint of the Cheesecake Factory chocolate. $6, so when it's on sale.

Best part of living in Wisconsin, is all of the local custard places.

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There is no such thing as bad ice cream.

Lots of wonderful flavors to choose from.

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Grocery Store bought, High Road bourbon ice cream is my current favorite.

From the shop, Graeter's in Ohio/Kentucky is pretty damned good. There's a local shop near me that makes a really good double chocolate. And from my youth, Baskin Robbins' Gold Medal Ribbon was a favorite.

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Breyer's is garbage

i had their Smores a few weeks ago and it was fantastic

Yeah, I am a big fan of the Wisconsin frozen custard scene--from the famous Milwaukee giants like Kopps, Leon's and Oscar's to the lesser known but still fantastic spots sprinkled across the state.

That said, I'm not a fan of Gilles custard.

Notably, Scooter's at the corner of Belmont and Paulina in Chicago makes a stellar custard that is comparable to the product offered at many of the best Wisconsin outposts.

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We get ice cream and its devoured before I even know it is there. My kids taunt me by putting the empty carton back in the freezer with a spoon. My son did that and left a note inside before he went for college. It was a nice note.

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O judgment! Thou art fled to brutish beasts,
And men have lost their reason.

Churning ice cream is a pain in the ass. That's why I taught my great grandson how to do it. And now he's teaching his son.