What's your least favorite flavor of ice cream?

I love ice cream. Just about every flavor. And I love coffee. But I just can't stand coffee flavored ice cream. The two flavors just don't seem to go together. You might as well have ham flavored ice cream. You?

I love vanilla the best.

Baskin Robbins should have stopped at 31 flavors.

and booger flavored, too... and dirt.

Harry Potter jelly beans are ca-razy.

:hi:

:shrug:

Coffee is my favourite flavour for ice cream (but then I like green tea ice cream, too).

It's funny because when I was a kid, it was my favorite. Nowadays when I have ice cream (about twice a year) it's usually vanilla. It's just a deliciously subtle flavor.

But I don't like strawberry "flavored" anything. I want the real fruit, not flavored crap.

:puke:

I hate anything maple.


edit: except shirts with the maple leaf on them ;)

I can't stand maple-walnut flavored anything. I sometimes like small amounts of maple syrup in or on things, but only very sparingly.

I can't get them here very often, if at all. x(

I've always hated it. Yuck. And I don't like coffee-flavored ANYTHING.

It's my mom's favorite and when I lived there I would be stuck with it when I'd finished the chocolate chip.

Yuck. I'd always sit down with the butter pecan then a few bites later I'd wonder what the hell I was thinking.

Rocky Road sucks also. I don't like the name or the appearance or the taste.

I've never had a sip of coffee but my brief tastes of coffee candy and coffee ice cream have been generally disgusting.

On edit: how in heck could I forget cookie dough? Horrendous. Luckily I sampled the thread and saw someone else had astutely mentioned it.

I don't know why I don't like it. I like butter and I like pecans, but not in my ice cream. :shrug:

But I LOVE orange sherbet.

No kidding. A company in my town makes what they call "Rainbow Sherbet", and my suspicion is that they jumble up all the leftovers after they scrape out the machines at the end of the week! I'd have to say that's my least favorite thing, trumping all the ice cream types I can think of. The flavors are all mixed up -- way too intense, and they keep changing around so it's hard to tell what you're eating. And the swirly day-glo colors are also kind of repulsive.

That company recently started making pink grapefruit sherbet, and I predict that they're going to hurl that into the mix as well ("hurl" being the operative word here).

I like rum, raisins, and cherries - but cannot stand cherries or raisins in my ice cream!

On the other hand, I love coffee ice cream, especially if there is also chocolate involved. :)

Blasphemy! :P

(it should have been) called "Cold Duck Ice". :puke: Now, why the heck would anyone want that in an ice cream flavor? Because they were alcoholic? Wouldn't they just get a bottle of Cold Duck instead? :shrug:

I love just about anything chocolate except chocolate flavored ice cream...for some reason I just don't like it

I don't like the texture or taste of frozen nuts.

I really hate black cherry ice cream.

Yuck!

Icky!

It's the least good of all the ones I've tried, I think.

:thumbsup:

butter pecan? It's slimy and gross.

No way!

Eating chocolate chip/chunk/nugget/whatever ice cream is like eating ice cream with seeds or something. I don't like chocolate under the best of circumstances, much less when the chocolate is frozen, hard to chew, and tasteless.

I also don't like the current fad of coffee-flavored ice creams.

My favorite types of ice creams generally involve cherries or caramel swirls.

just kidding.

:rofl:

I almost started a thread on this the other day, on how biting into certain things grosses me out and makes me lose my appetite. Raisins, pieces of onion, and the knot on the top of an avocado. Once I bite into things like that I feel almost too grossed out to eat any more.

It's bitter, and leaves an oily residue in the dish.

like many of the Ben and Jerry's flavors.

one can NEVER have too many things in one's ice cream. :P

The low-hanging fruit is mine!

So I'll say...... JVS-flavored poop, with extra corn.

Butterscotch anything tastes like rubbish to me.

I forgot about that one. Yes, I loathe butterscotch anything as well, it has a weird kind of skanky aftertaste.

And i'm not too crazy about fudgecicle-flavored chocolate ice cream, either.

Give me vanilla with chocolate swirls, coffee, maple walnut, rocky road, sweet cream, or (when I'm in Japan) green tea or sesame.

I don't like marshmallows in ice cream. In fact, the only marshmallow I like is Fluff on Peanut Butter.....

Not the barbecue sauce, the animal.

*gag*

I'll get back to you when I find it. :hi:

:puke:

any ice cream that might have bananas in it.

of New England. Not liking ice cream is a felony here.)

Redstone

... than for someone who straight-out admitted that s/he loathed ice cream. (Whenever there's a profile of a prospective presidential candidate, it seems that the "what's your favorite ice cream flavor" question shows up more often than ones about actual policy issues ... and pols on both sides of the aisle are careful to get photo-ops of themselves eating ice cream or anything similar.)



Case in point:

http://archives.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/stories/11/25/recount.candidates.ap/index.html


http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/english/doc/2004-07/15/content_348763.htm


Complaint about the cost of Bush's frozen custard photo-op:

"Fourteen thousand dollars is a lot of money, especially if it's for a frozen custard cone. That's how much it cost the City of Oshkosh to protect President Bush when he campaigned in Northeast Wisconsin last month. Oshkosh wasn't even on the president's list of planned stops. On the way from Fond du Lac to Ashwaubenon, the president and his daughter, Barbara, stopped at Leon's Frozen Custard for what appeared as an impulse visit (actually, the custard stand was scoped out by Secret Service agents just 20 minutes earlier). Tonight a bill is in the mail to the Bush-Cheney campaign."

http://www.progressnowaction.org/page/community/post/al/C3Bb

Hate those frozen chunks of cookie dough. Same with frozen brownie or pie crust chunks. Ugh.

the fruit always tastes nasty - like an even more shrivelled fruit rollup.

Yuck.

(wouldn't you know, he likes it)

"Perhaps more disturbing, Bruni also paints a man who is astonishingly shallow and unreflective. Riffing after the election about his upcoming presidency, Bush can't get beyond his genuine fascination with the White House mess hall: "The dessert menu is unbelievable ... esterday at the Blair House we had this, I'm not even sure, coffee ice cream surrounded by this unbelievable meringue, beautiful meringue." And Bruni informs us that well into his first year in office Bush is "still raving about ... little red button in the private dining room off the Oval Office that he could use to summon the butler.""

http://dir.salon.com/story/books/review/2002/03/04/bruni/print.html

It is impossible to prevent that candy crap from lodging into every molar and crevice in your mouth.