It was actually a sunny and warm day for it... and it was so crowded. I guess it is a popular tourist destination, because most of the license plates were from out of state. The guy we bought the ice creams from gave us two kid cones for the price of one. Maybe they were small, but they were plenty big. He was so sweet to the girls. They sang Happy Birthday to Ben and Jerry's along with the staff for free sprinkles. I guess Ben and Jerry's have been around 30 years this year. And look! A new flavor. I love the name. And fudge peace signs. Now the real question is: will I be able to FIND it?
Compare this picture to this one.
Mom, lick this for me:
Tired of asking me for a lift, she tries to construct her own stool:
They loved this:
4 comments:
I might be willing to live with the cold for a Ben and Jerry's factory. I can never find my old favorites, Wavy Gravy and Rainforest Crunch anymore - I think they got banned from Texas in that Amy's bruhaha.
Actually, LSM, I think they're both in the graveyard. :(
(I love the picture comparison!)
I missed the Amy's bruhaha? I love Amy's.
Shoot, we meant to go to the graveyard, too. I'll look for those flavors. I love(d?) Wavy Gravy. I am pretty sure Rainforest Crunch is gone, too. Most unfortunately :(
What's the graveyard?
I am not totally clear on the Amy's bruhaha - just that there was some conflict between them and Ben and Jerry's that resulted in some limitations on Ben and Jerry's in Texas. I mean the Amy's Ice Cream that we used to walk to in Austin, not the company that makes the veggie frozen foods.
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