Ice cream of the future

I have never had Dippin Dots. They sell them at Safeco Field, but after the $9 for the beer and $7 for the hotdog, I am usually tapped.

 

Excellent:

 

The high prices don't bother me. It's the inconsistencies.

A hot dog at Ford Field was $5.50 this weekend. You can get a hot dog anywhere on the street for $1.50. Yet a deluxe chicken bacon sandwich with fries was $9.50. I can barely get a chicken bacon sandwich with fries at Applebee's for that much, yet I pay 3 times more for a hot dog.

 

The distant future. The year 2000... [/crossthread]

 

I'm sure THESE guys don't eat Dippin' Dots. And that makes them cool:

 

I've never had Dippin Dots, either. I almost got some at a UNH hockey game, but they wanted like $7.00 for a small cup of them. Noppee.

 

I've never had any desire to try dippin' dots. Give me Dairy Queen anyday. Though gelato is beyond yummy.

 

Dippin Dots are delicious, especially the cookie dough and mint chocolate chip. They sell them for a dollar in small packages at Wal Mart and have them all over amusement parks.

Personally, I like them better than most regular ice cream.

 

I also never understood what the point was. They taste worse because they are small and kind of icy instead of creamy like ice cream should be. Plus, the are messier than regular ice cream because the roll off the spoon so easily and they still melt just as fast as regular ice cream.
Kids dig em, that is the only thing they have going for them.

 

I agree. Y'all can have your Dippin' Dots and your Coldstones and your Brusters and whatever else.

31 Flavors is still the best.

 

Don't mix ice cream and beer. It's not good, and you won't like the combination because it'll make you sick.

BYH may mix.

 

If somebody ever threatens to shut down Cold Stone Creamery, I'm organizing a militia to defend the place. Cake batter ice cream is a gift from God himself.