what was the bad thing that happened

[Stickymayhem]

my bad thing was i used to go on holiday and there was this special ice cream on a stick called king you only got in europe and it was like great vanilla ice cream with vanilla pod seeds in it but the best part was it had a hard shell of chocolate but then on the chcolate was like a raspberry syrup style ice cream sauce AND THEN ANOTHER HARD SHELL OF CHOCOLATE so you would bite into it and the first layer would crack and then you get a hit of fucking sick ass raspberry sauce and then layer two snaps and honestly it fell apart a lot at that point the structural integrity was not sound but my fucking god every summer i loved this fucking ice cream and then one year i went back and they just didnt have it anymore and my bitch sisters favorite ice cream was still there and mine wasnt and i fucking miss it i think it was called king anyway then i went vegan and stopped thinking about it but now IT'S BACK IT CAME BACK MAGNUM HAVE REMADE IT AND ITS IN THE UK AND I CANT HAVE IT BECAUSE ITS FUCKING CRINGE COW JUICE OH MY FUCKING GOD IM SO UPSET

wait this video is from 2016 how long has it been back what the fuck

[Stickymayhem]

wait it doesnt have the vanilla in the middle its not quite the same im slightly less upset now

[Stickymayhem]

they got the sound exactly right in the advert actually that's impressive i remember that sound

[Rohen_Tahir]

Sad!

[Fishimun]

vegan woes

[Jonathan Gupta]

magnum is in the US dumbass... Unless your a EU cunt. I have a couple magnums in my freezer.

[Omega_DarkPotato]

sad!!!!
try making it yourself with vegan ice cream or some shit idfk

[EOBGames]

Reminds me of all the types of ice cream that were pretty much exclusive to the continent years back: the watermelon ones were probably my favourite as a kid, and they're available now in the UK which is just wonderful.

That said, there was also an ice cream I've never been able to find since my childhood, and it makes me sad because I really enjoyed it- it was like, a bag of five mini ice lollies, each in different flavours, shaped like jelly babies, and with an interesting coating on the outside that was like a mix between icing, jelly, and ice (I've rediscovered this stuff recently and found out it's called sugar cream icing, at least in Germany). I've since found stuff that's similar to how I remember it, but none have quite scratched the same itch.

[Flatulent]

domestication of soy beans

[Screemonster]

I remember going to portugal as a kid and they had these chocolate-coated sponge cake bars in the supermarket with robots on the cover that me and my brother thought looked cool so we got some and when we bit into them we found that there was something solid in there which turned out to be a little plastic robot figurine baked directly into the fucking cake it was awesome and 'cause we got different ones we realised that there had to be more to collect

anyway we bought a load of them over the holiday and got a little collection of plastic robots that were sick as fuck

[Stickymayhem]

I remember going to portugal as a kid and they had these chocolate-coated sponge cake bars in the supermarket with robots on the cover that me and my brother thought looked cool so we got some and when we bit into them we found that there was something solid in there which turned out to be a little plastic robot figurine baked directly into the fucking cake it was awesome and 'cause we got different ones we realised that there had to be more to collect

anyway we bought a load of them over the holiday and got a little collection of plastic robots that were sick as fuck

What a cool choking hazard that sounds fun

[Stickymayhem]

Reminds me of all the types of ice cream that were pretty much exclusive to the continent years back: the watermelon ones were probably my favourite as a kid, and they're available now in the UK which is just wonderful.

That said, there was also an ice cream I've never been able to find since my childhood, and it makes me sad because I really enjoyed it- it was like, a bag of five mini ice lollies, each in different flavours, shaped like jelly babies, and with an interesting coating on the outside that was like a mix between icing, jelly, and ice (I've rediscovered this stuff recently and found out it's called sugar cream icing, at least in Germany). I've since found stuff that's similar to how I remember it, but none have quite scratched the same itch.

Can't wait till jellie babies go vegan

[Screemonster]

Reminds me of all the types of ice cream that were pretty much exclusive to the continent years back: the watermelon ones were probably my favourite as a kid, and they're available now in the UK which is just wonderful.

That said, there was also an ice cream I've never been able to find since my childhood, and it makes me sad because I really enjoyed it- it was like, a bag of five mini ice lollies, each in different flavours, shaped like jelly babies, and with an interesting coating on the outside that was like a mix between icing, jelly, and ice (I've rediscovered this stuff recently and found out it's called sugar cream icing, at least in Germany). I've since found stuff that's similar to how I remember it, but none have quite scratched the same itch.

Can't wait till jellie babies go vegan

I'd be seriously wary of vegan jelly babies after reading the reviews for those haribo vegetarian gummi bears

[Stickymayhem]

Reminds me of all the types of ice cream that were pretty much exclusive to the continent years back: the watermelon ones were probably my favourite as a kid, and they're available now in the UK which is just wonderful.

That said, there was also an ice cream I've never been able to find since my childhood, and it makes me sad because I really enjoyed it- it was like, a bag of five mini ice lollies, each in different flavours, shaped like jelly babies, and with an interesting coating on the outside that was like a mix between icing, jelly, and ice (I've rediscovered this stuff recently and found out it's called sugar cream icing, at least in Germany). I've since found stuff that's similar to how I remember it, but none have quite scratched the same itch.

Can't wait till jellie babies go vegan

I'd be seriously wary of vegan jelly babies after reading the reviews for those haribo vegetarian gummi bears

Loads of sweets already use pectin instead of gelatine I'm pretty sure you're thinking of sugar free gummi bears which do indeed give you mad shits

[EOBGames]

Reminds me of all the types of ice cream that were pretty much exclusive to the continent years back: the watermelon ones were probably my favourite as a kid, and they're available now in the UK which is just wonderful.

That said, there was also an ice cream I've never been able to find since my childhood, and it makes me sad because I really enjoyed it- it was like, a bag of five mini ice lollies, each in different flavours, shaped like jelly babies, and with an interesting coating on the outside that was like a mix between icing, jelly, and ice (I've rediscovered this stuff recently and found out it's called sugar cream icing, at least in Germany). I've since found stuff that's similar to how I remember it, but none have quite scratched the same itch.

Can't wait till jellie babies go vegan

I'd be seriously wary of vegan jelly babies after reading the reviews for those haribo vegetarian gummi bears

Loads of sweets already use pectin instead of gelatine I'm pretty sure you're thinking of sugar free gummi bears which do indeed give you mad shits

They've got vegan Haribo in Germany, I can confirm they don't cause mad shits, but the sweets are a lot softer and stickier than gelatine based ones.

[Screemonster]

bumping this thread to say that I saw these raspberry multi-layered magnums in the supermarket earlier and that's some fucking good shit thanks for the heads up

[Jonathan Gupta]

bumping this thread to say that I saw these raspberry multi-layered magnums in the supermarket earlier and that's some fucking good shit thanks for the heads up

HAH nice joke, put this thread in the gupta corner.

[Stickymayhem]

bumping this thread to say that I saw these raspberry multi-layered magnums in the supermarket earlier and that's some fucking good shit thanks for the heads up

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