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Originally posted by Sig2340:

shitting angry kittens.

I’ve GOT to remember this phrase.

How satisfying, unlike their garbage hippie crap overpriced ice cream.

I'll take some Tillamook ice cream for the win!

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Originally posted by darthfuster:
Chris doesn't remind me of diversity....

Of course not. The only ones that remind you of it, all the goddamn time, are the lilly white affluent suburbanites that spend all day oozing the bigotry of low expectations for people with any melanin count that happens to be higher than their own.

Dickhead racist commie, more simply put.

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Originally posted by bald1:
I'll take some Tillamook ice cream for the win!

Just saw this available here in Iowa. Excellent.

Sudden Job Opening..

"I'm not going to listen to a bunch of liberal Vermont businessmen who think they know everything about this country and haven't studied our history," South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem told "Fox & Friends" on Thursday.

I wish we had a governor like Kristi Noem.

^^^^^^^
Well...their target employee is some bark-crunching, man-bun wearing, soy-boy, pronoun identifying Leftard to fill that spot. Too much "xxxx"-justice for me...

"Social" Justice.
"Climate" Justice.

Guess that's a sure way of preventing a right-leaning, US Flag loving, Patriotic, Conservative AMERICAN to apply.

Ben & Jerry’s 3-Part Mission:

Social mission: We initiate innovative ways to improve the quality of life locally, nationally, and internationally specifically on Climate Justice, Social Justice, Racial Justice, and Economic Justice


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Originally posted by tatortodd:
So if Unilever bought B&J, whey are they letting the dirty assed commies still speak for them and have progressive values on their website?

It's either incredibly poor corporate governance on Unilever's part, or Unilever is on-board with it for the ESG score.

I read somewhere that the sale agreement with UL and B&J stated that they could continue to say whatever they wanted in regards to social messaging.

Inevitable, these guys think the cause is now helped by pushing harder on the leftists ideals and it's starting to backfire on them.

Interesting mission statement and interesting what is first in their mission statement. Makes it easy for me to spend my money elsewhere.

Of course, Unilever is on board with it. After Bud Light and Target, they know the exact nature of the fire they are playing with. They appear ready to take a stand.

They are figuratively standing atop the gasoline storage tank farm at the end of the movie White Heat.

Top of the world, Ma!

Let 'em have that huge explosion as that burning tank farm goes up and burns all their shit to the ground. Like the Fourth of July.

We'll need more popcorn for this.

The shame of it is that Ben & Jerry's does make an excellent product, though I haven't had it for years. Just like Häagen-Dazs (they can stick whatever fancy-sounding made-up name they want on their product, but it's American ice cream), B&J's has gotten too big for their britches, price-wise. I simply refuse to pay those kinds of prices for ice cream.

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Originally posted by HRK:
I read somewhere that the sale agreement with UL and B&J stated that they could continue to say whatever they wanted in regards to social messaging.

Inevitable, these guys think the cause is now helped by pushing harder on the leftists ideals and it's starting to backfire on them.

Sure, we'll buy your company and you can keep saying whatever you want.

Hey, why is a company valuation dropping?... Quite the head scratcher.

Hmmm. If they wish to go back that far in history to make things "right", there was no ice cream back then. Maybe they should just close up shop and fuck off permanently. Though I don't eat ice cream that often, there are much better choices out there that I don't over pay for when I do get the urge...

Ice cream is much like pizza- even the marginal stuff is still pretty good.

There are some very fine widely-available ice creams that aren't priced like caviar- the aforementioned Tillamook is great. Breyers, Mayfield, Edy's, the unfortunately named Turkey Hill. Lots of good choices.

Liberals to a tee. Tell us what everyone else can do with their money

Its not available everywhere, but Blue Bell is very good ice cream - on par with B&J and HD. But a lot cheaper.

Make your own ice cream.

FB&J’s!

If you are traveling thru or near Barto, PA be sure to get some ice cream at Longacre’s Dairy or Premise Maid between Allentown and Kutztown.

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Originally posted by parabellum:

Ice cream is much like pizza- even the marginal stuff is still pretty good.

There are some very fine widely-available ice creams that aren't priced like caviar

The best store-bought ice cream that I have found is the Publix Premium brand. The half-gallon carton is still a full 64 ounces, not down-sized like many (most?) other brands. $6.89 at Publix stores in Central Florida, but frequently on sale for five bucks. The maple walnut is outstanding and the chocolate trinity is intense -- almost flavor overload.