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Sure, some of us have already had the idea of sandwiching ice cream between two Pop-Tarts… Only we were too drunk and/or stoned to remember constructing one. But someone at Carl’s Jr., presumably sober, has officially presented the Pop-Tart Ice Cream Sandwich.
The Pop-Tart/ice cream concoction is currently being tested at least one location in Newport Beach, California. What’s to test? It’s Pop-Tarts and ice cream… You pass!
[via HuffPo]
OK, ladies… Try to remain calm. Ice Cream Heels are brought to us by Karl Lagerfeld who designed the pumps for Brazilian footwear label Melissa. Pair them with any of your other ice cream accoutrements, if you want the dog to follow you everywhere, or if you’d like them to match your doorstop.
[link, via Incredible Things]
Ice Cream… It helps make hot summer days tolerable, improves pie, and makes little kids lose their mind upon hearing a truck that carries the stuff. Now, it will help keep your door open.
The ScOOPS! Ice Cream Doorstop, although not suitable to put on a pie, is authentic-looking enough that it might actually fool a few folks coming through your door. Sorry if the image of a dropped ice cream cone makes the kids cry. Check it out here.
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We all scream for Eyescream. Barcelona-based ice cream shop, Eyescream and Friends, serves a type of Taiwanese ice cream with an unusual texture. So they created a fun way to make it more aesthetically pleasing — googly eyes.
Visitors to the store are treated to this unique brand of ice cream, choice of toppings, and a dessert that will stare back at them. That is until you scoop your dessert’s sugary eyes out. Enjoy.
Sure, you could dirty two bowls and a scoop making ice cream for two. Or, you could test the effectiveness of those new knives, and split a pint of ice cream right down the middle.
And, boom — it’s Valentine’s Day, so go ahead and cut a pint in half for the one you love. You’re welcome.
A few things that are wrong with ordinary banana ice cream… First, it’s banana-flavored. Secondly, it continuously misses the opportunity to borrow from an actual banana’s brilliant engineering and design — until now.
The Pega Pop – a product of Brazil — forms the ice cream into an actual banana shape, then uses an outer layer made of edible gelatin to form a peel. If you can get your hands on one, peel one open and take your pseudo-banana to go.
[via BoingBoing]
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