There is a god, and he/she loves good ice cream

Hmmm...I'm apparently a one-trick pony.

But at least it's a good trick, like Coldstone Creamery Ice Cream! It's scrumdiddlyicious! (waiting for spokesperson check to roll in)

 

I might even have to go this weekend, too, and bring home some leftovers for my dogs.

 

Isn't it like highly dangerous to feed your dogs chocolate? Or would you not get the fantabulous Dark Chocolate Peppermint?

 

No chocolate. I'd get 'em something simple like vanilla.

 

The cheesecake ice cream is to die for with the black cherries mixed in.

 

I've been hitting the After Dinner Mint like it wet my bed. The stuff is fan-fucking-tastic and has made me love Cold Stone again after a while where I wasn't a fan.

 

There was a time where you didn't love ColdStone? MysteryMeat, why do you hate America?

 

More like burned out. Their ice cream is so rich and so full of things that you can overdose on it quickly.

Best non-Christmas Original: Founder's Favorite, but replace the sweet cream with the cake batter ice cream.

 

Coldstone is great, I prefer the Cookie Doughn't You Want Some with an extra lump of dough, but the best ice cream in the country is from Shakes...

We have a Braum's back home, and when a Shakes opened up across the street they lost a lot of business.
My Fav — The Heavenly Angel.... vanilla frozen yogurt, caramel, fudge and Heath bar. Nothing like it. Tried to get the good people at Coldstone to make it, never going to be the same.

 

Whatever Shakes is, I'm moving wherever someone will make that concoction.

My favorite Coldstone creation is Cherry Loves Cheesecake. It's cheesecake ice cream, black cherries and fudge, and I replace the chocolate chips with graham cracker crumbles.

 

All right, I'm back. Had the Dark Chocolate Peppermint. Decadent.

Very chocolaty, didn't disappoint this dark chocolate lover. But I was expecting more mint or possibly peppermint candies in it. Still, I'd eat it three meals a day if I could.

That and the subsequent Target trip were worth the 80-minute drive.

 

I assumed you would put something in the ice cream. Their ice cream (gloriously) doesn't come with chunks of stuff unless you add it.