Uh excuse it is easy to understand
Red, White, Blue
Done. 🇺🇸🦅🥧🏈🚀
Here’s something I learned from the 2005 feature film “Lord of War” starring Nicholas Cage:
Germany and Italy would like to have a word.
This isn’t Neapolitan. It has something blue instead of chocolate.
Looks like the label says blueberry
Thank you. My old eyes couldn’t see it very well, especially after a glass of wine.
Please leave us out this, we don’t wish to be associated with this “product”
Coming from a murrikan, you’re not to blame. It got it’s designation from the ignorant/self-absorbed and likely drunk/cracked-out murrikans in the 1800’s. (they’re not as common, but they are still around here)
The wiki article actually enlightens that it was a German creation, but they decided to swap the better tasting pistachio section with strawberry. (which completely changed the flavor profile)
It was supposed to be chocolate/vanilla/pistachio‽‽‽
WE WERE ROBBED!!!
Nobody expects the French inquisition??
Nobody expects the Science Inquisition
scOOPS, all French people!
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Always has been
Just the United States acknowledging its debt to General LaFayette.
From another perspective it could be ‘Murica
From another perspective it could be The Netherlands.
*too much of a social dipshit to understand a tub of ice crème can rotate
That just makes it the netherlands, but its understandable that americans dont know flags of other nations
Also, it doesn’t make it the American flag in any way, so this person apparently doesn’t know what any of those three flags look like.
It makes it match the lid of what you bought dumbass
You probably shouldn’t be calling people dumbasses when you don’t apparently understand the basics of punctuation.
Ruh roh, derp derp, lemmy graded my text.
This really doesn’t help your case when it comes to questioning the intelligence of others.
Intelligence questioned by someone that can’t figure out rotating an ice cream tub will get it to match the lid? You’re looking for a flag reference on something that never even mentioned a flag. I don’t need to be intelligent to see how stupid you are.
second oldest current flag in existence
Technically that’s the UK based on the third column.
formalized size or colors?
Red, white, and blue are the colors of the American flag. (As many other countries, but we specifically refer to our colors in that order.) It didn’t say the ice cream looked like an American flag. Yes, when it is displayed blue, white, and red it looks like a French flag. When rotated it goes red, white, and blue which Americans associate with our flag.
Also, it would have to be rotated a quarter turn to be Dutch: red on top, white in the middle, blue on the bottom. But I wouldn’t expect you to know European flags
Oh the irony lol. 🤣
This ice cream is jokingly called “Le Tricolore” in Denmark. You just can’t serve a simple “three coloured ice-cream” in a gourmet meal.
Funny, it’s called “Fürst-Pückler-Eis” in German, which sounds way fancier than it actually is.
Huh, it actually makes a lot more sense than the English name, since it’s named after the guy who invented it. Americans named it after Naples, Italy because the colors originally resembled the Italian flag.
I hate to break it to you, but sounding like “First Pucker Ice” does not sound fancy. I’m not sure it can get less fancy in fact.
Well “Fürst” means Prince, so it’s actually named after THIS fancy lad!
Well he is pretty fancy. Born in a castle? And look at all those names!
I’m not sure it can get less fancy in fact.
Nah; it can totally be würst.
This specific ice cream – strawberry, vanilla, blueberry?
'Cause there are other three-color/three-flavor ice creams, and they all have different names: “neapolitan” is vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, and “spumoni” is cherry, pistachio and chocolate, for example.
The one we call “trefarvet is” in Denmark is usually the one otherwise known as Neapolitan.
Could be any of the combinations, though, given that it literally just means “three-colored ice cream” 🤷
The image on the cover be like: No shit, Sherlock.
FROZEN DAIRY DESSERT
Yum, I love air, gums, and stabilizers in my dairy desserts
I looked into making my own ice cream once and had to realize, that practically any store bought ice cream must contain at least some, because my homemade ice cream immediately melted and was impossible to keep im a freezer…
I’m fine with the air part. There’s air in all kinds of whipped desserts.
depends whether the price reflects it or it’s an attempt to trick you into paying more for less
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All ice creams have air in them… it’s sort of the point. If you freeze dairy without whipping it it turns solid.
Personally, I care more about the volume of ice cream I eat than the mass. I don’t want to pay more for more calories when diminishing marginal utility is already in effect.
Yep, screw Breyer’s. They legally cannot call it ice cream.
yeah, but they call them “shakes”.
“shakes”, heh. don’t know what you’re gunna get.
Cor gov! ‘Assa union jack i’ is
I thought Union Jacks were more… asterisky.
No*
(*actually yes)
Maybe not asterisky, but that ice cream is definitely Asterixy.
I Caesar what you did there…
Less starsy, more barsy.
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Nonsense, it’s clearly Luxembourg.
Nonsense, this is murica. Brown and blue is clearly separated from white
Americans on their way to be so racist towards the blue skinned people that other countries don’t even know about them
It’s spelled Luxemburg.
Home to a Belgian-American community; not to be confused with Belgium, Wisconsin, home to a Luxembourgish-American community.
Nonsense. It’s a washed out Dutch flag.
Nonsense it’s Netherlands flag in portrait mode.
