Woman says her family was charged $88 for four small cups of ice cream on the National Mall
WASHINGTON — We all know ice cream on the National Mall can be a bit pricey, but $22 a cup may take the cake. On Sunday, ...
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Half of Brits follow ‘five second rule’ – eating dropped morsels to avoid waste
But 45 per cent rely on the time honoured ‘five second rule’ when it comes to dropping food – with 28 per cent following it ...
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Half of Brits admit to eating food that had been dropped on the floor
Yet, 57% wouldn't revisit a dropped ice cream cone, and 52% would immediately bin a knob of butter or baked bean that had hit the deck. Scrambled eggs, curry and mashed potato also made the 'no-go ...
Molly Moon Neitzel, Ice Cream Entrepreneur
Molly Moon Neitzel champions ice cream and progressive politics, but she did not reach success in one fell scoop. She reveals a story that includes Republican business-owning grandparents, failed ...
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11 Creative Ways To Serve Ice Cream Without A Cone
Cones are a classic edible container to serve ... Once hot, carefully drop the ice cream into the oil and fry until golden brown. If you fear oil burns and want to avoid the mess of a deep fryer ...
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Top foods Brits are fine to eat because of the 'five-second rule'
However, 57% of participants would give up on a dropped ice cream cone, and 52% would not hesitate to discard a fallen knob of butter or baked bean. Scrambled eggs, curry and mashed potato also ...