No rBGH for us!!
Look at Ben & Jerry's new ice cream flavor: Vermonty PythonSee the falling cows? The back label says, "And now for something completely euphoric. We interrupt ourselves with much hooting through tin horns to bring you this brilliant new ice cream made from dried shrubbery & old cereal packets. Don't be daft-we're just having you on a bit, all right? This is a ripping good flavor, really, so buy it quickly now & run away, silly person, or we shall taunt you a second time."
Isn't that hilarious? It really tasted good to, with the coffee liquor.
Mandy's and my favorite, though, is Everything but the...
It's soooo good! And after eating the two pints of heavy cream, 2480 calories, 88g saturated fat, and 208g sugar....were sure felt good about not having consumed any recombinant bovine growth hormone (rBGH). Wwwwhheeewwww!! Dodged that bullet!
posted by Steelerfan06 | 9:58 AM
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I've got to live a little more dangerously and try that new "Vermonty Python" flavor! (I wish I'd known about it before I bought the new Kroger's low-fat, low-carb, low-flavor vanilla ice cream last night for making ice cream floats with diet soda!)
When your veins look like the Holland Tunnel just under your skin, we will all recognize the signs of too much Ben & Jerry!
Speaking of which, I gave blood at church last week and they said my bp was really good. I think those that can give should do so at least once a year, if nothing else just to get out w/ the old and in w/ the new. And our drivers' licenses should say "yes" to being organ donors.
Amen, brother!
Preach it.
I'll be buying the Vermonty Python! I'd buy it for the name alone, but the description on the label makes it sound simply scrumtrulescent.
bo_berrin bought it! She and the girls and I went to a Ben & Jerry's in Fort Worth yesterday, but they didn't have it in the frozen showcase of "scoopable" ice creams; they only had it by the to-go pint.
So we all used their cute bathroom after that long drive from West Texas (the walls were fluffy white clouds on a blue background!), and Karen ordered one pint of Vermonty Python--and four plastic spoons.
We ate it in the parking lot. Mmmm...scrumtrulescent indeed.
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