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Ice Cream Sundae Recipe Shaped Like A Bird Nest

Make this bird nest ice cream sundae recipe for a special Easter dessert or to celebrate Earth Day.

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The Dog

There once was a dog named Dream Dream married Ice Cream With a spoon and a knife He took her life Oh that poor little ice cream!

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Ode on a chocolaty ern

Chocolate chocolate, All in my mouth What is this flavor, That stirs about? It tastes so good, So rich and creamy, I never want to stop, It's very

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Easier Way To Share Your Ice Cream Poems

I've made it easier for our visitors to share their original ice cream poems on our website. You can now type your poem directly into a box on the poem pages and submit it. It will become your very own page on Ice Cream Freaks with the ability for other visitors to leave comments and ratings. Don't worry, we will be reviewing comments before they are put up. We want to keep everything "family friendly".

So,...if you have written a poem about ice cream, please share it with us.

The two pages to submit from are:

(For any type of ice cream poem)

http://www.ice-cream-freaks.com/funny-poem-diet.html

(For ice cream Limericks only)

http://www.ice-cream-freaks.com/limericks.html

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Free Ice Cream!

To celebrate their 50th Birthday, Haagen-Dazs is giving out free scoops of their 3 original flavors: chocolate, coffee, and vanilla.

So, mark your calendars for May 18th from 4pm-8pm so you can help them celebrate. Happy Birthday Haagen-Dazs!


Baskin Robbins 31 Cent Scoop Night

It's that time again!

Mark your calendars for April 28th. Visit Baskin Robbins between 5-10pm to get a 31 cent scoop of ice cream in honor of America's Firefighters and the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation.

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My Advertising Policy

A Brief Advertising Policy for ice-cream-freaks.com.

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Regarding Henry - PG-13

This movie stars Harrison Ford and Annette Bening. Harrison Ford's portrayal of a man going through physical and mental rehabilitation after getting

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Healthy Ice Cream

I found this article today about research that is being done to create a healthier ice cream by adding fiber and other nutrients to it.

http://www.betterhealthresearch.com/news/ice-cream-is-getting-a-healthy-fine-tuning-19474749/

Want my honest opinion? This reminds me of what they do with our bread. They take out all the nutritious parts of wheat and add some of it back in along with other nutrients. What for, when they could just use the whole wheat berry to make a more natural whole food?

This adding nutrition to ice cream makes no sense. Why can't they just start with healthier ingredients if they want a healthier ice cream? Who wants factory processed health anyway? Not me. If I want healthy ice cream, I'll make sure it starts with healthy ingredients like in my own recipes.

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My Thanksgiving Surprise

Sometimes it's the little unexpected things that jump starts your heart with gratitude.

That was my experience today as I was in the freezer section of a Food-4-Less grocery store selecting popsicles for a feverish child waiting at home.

As I browsed through the store, I realized I hadn't planned any Thanksgiving dessert for this daughter who can't have pie or any of the traditional Thanksgiving desserts our family eats. She has many food allergies including wheat, dairy, and nuts.

So there I was racking my brain trying to decide if I should try to make a crustless, eggless, and dairy free pumpkin pie with some coconut milk and pumpkin puree or just make rice crispy treats with her margarine.(something I know she likes)I settled on rice crispy treats as I placed the popsicles into my basket. Suddenly, something in the freezer caught my eye. I couldn't believe it! Were my eyes playing tricks on me?

No...they were actually there - shelves full of Purely Decadent pint sized soy ice creams and made with coconut milk ice creams that my daughter only gets to have occasionally when we drive an hour to Whole Foods. (We have to help her eat it all on the way home before it melts.) I was so excited that she would be able to have her very own pint of ice cream on Thanksgiving and not have to share it out of fear of it melting.

I asked for the manager and expressed my thanks to whomever was responsible for ordering the ice cream. I could tell by the look on customer faces that my excitement was a little out of the ordinary. It didn't bother me at all. I was just full of gratitude for something as simple as ice cream to make my daughter's Thanksgiving special.

I wish all of you the very best Thanksgiving too!

(Just for fun, take a look at this ice cream turkey cake that Baskin Robbins makes. Wouldn't it be cool to have a Thanksgiving Feast with all the trimmings where everything is made with ice cream?)

http://www.baskinrobbins.com/spotlight/holidaycakes2009.aspx

For More information about Purely Decadent, visit:

http://www.purelydecadent.com/


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