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Feh. Not too evil.
Feb. 26th, 2006 12:37 am| You Are 32% Evil |
 A bit of evil lurks in your heart, but you hide it well. In some ways, you are the most dangerous kind of evil. |
Feb. 26th, 2006
Better known as the Frugal Gourmet, he was a heck of a cook. He also had a fondness for little boys. He was never arrested, but he was sued and settled out of court, and that was the end of him on TV.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Smith_%28TV_personality%29
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I'd forgotten how good Breyer's Vanilla was!
I frequently have their Mint Chocolate Chip on hand, both of us quite like it. Last Monday I picked up two half gallons to take to the observatory for milk shakes, one vanilla, one chocolate. I finished off the mint a couple of nights ago and decided to have some ice cream tonight, so I had a little chocolate and a little vanilla. And man, that vanilla was good!
I've always liked Breyer's Vanilla, I think it's the inclusion of the vanilla beans. Of course, the fact that their ingredients are so pure and not unpronounceable is a definite bonus.
Ben & Jerry's Vanilla is also great, perhaps a bit creamier, but it's so much more expensive on a cost per once basis. I always like stopping at the B&J in Horton Plaza for a vanilla hot fudge sundae when I'm in San Diego.
I frequently have their Mint Chocolate Chip on hand, both of us quite like it. Last Monday I picked up two half gallons to take to the observatory for milk shakes, one vanilla, one chocolate. I finished off the mint a couple of nights ago and decided to have some ice cream tonight, so I had a little chocolate and a little vanilla. And man, that vanilla was good!
I've always liked Breyer's Vanilla, I think it's the inclusion of the vanilla beans. Of course, the fact that their ingredients are so pure and not unpronounceable is a definite bonus.
Ben & Jerry's Vanilla is also great, perhaps a bit creamier, but it's so much more expensive on a cost per once basis. I always like stopping at the B&J in Horton Plaza for a vanilla hot fudge sundae when I'm in San Diego.