DOLBYWORLD

Yes, Dulce I have tried them. When living in Cincinnati I bought them. Not that flavor but others. Very good. Whole foods is where I bought them. We have one here in Charleston SC.

I have another suggestion: make homemade ice cream using coconut milk. It is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO delicious. I did this for about a year and my cholesterol plummeted.

I also have milk issues (if I eat a bowl of cereal with real milk, I fall asleep!), but somehow I have no problem eating ice cream or cheese.

I have heard that using coconut oil in cooking is also healthier than any animal fat usage.

Shera, July, is National Ice Cream month!
Don't you know anything?

They have just released a study linking personality traits to favourite ice cream flavour, and here are some of their findings:

Vanilla – impulsive, easily suggestible, idealist

Chocolate – dramatic, lively, charming, flirtatious, seductive, gullible

Strawberry – tolerant, devoted, introvert

Mint Chocolate Chip – argumentative, frugal, cautious

Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough – ambitious, competitive, visionary

Pralines & Cream – loving, supportive, avoid the spotlight

Coffee – scrupulous, conscientious, moral perfectionist

Chocolate Chip – generous, competent, go-getter

Rainbow Sherbet – analytic, decisive, pessimistic

Rocky Road – aggressive, engaging, good listener

Cookies & Cream – sweet person, nostalgic, romantic

Mint Chip did you say Dulce... ahem... ahaha! xoxo
Mine, quite obviously is Pralines & Cream

That was a picture of my ideal dinner, Dolby!

No sherbert for me please.

Yes, and it imparts a very subtle nutty flavor and aroma to the food.

PLUS, did you know that coconut oil can clear up a skin rash? It's amazing stuff.

www.doctoroz.com/videos/surprising-health-bene fits-coconut-oil

Isn't sherbet the poor person's sorbet? Actually now that I look at the two words, it probably came about in the same way that

chaise >longue----- chase lounge



Anyway, clearly gelato is better than sorbet!!!!!!

For sure! Shera. Love gelato.

The cats look like........"OMG he put his HANDS in there!!!!"

The part I don't get is...... they must know they will get caught sooner or later.

Unbelievable!!!!

We have just such bold raccoons in our neighborhood. One year I was leaving a bowl of food out on the back deck for a couple of feral cats, and one by one the animals began to appear as though preparing to board Noah's arc. It literally turned into quite the zoo! The journey must have been quite a feat for some of the more portly visitors, as we're up on the third floor!

First the cats came, of course, the intended recipients of the food. Then the raccoons, and then, the best of all: the opossums (opossa?)! I had never seen one before and tried to describe it to my little sister.

Here was her response: "It's a rat! It's a rat!"

My reply: "It's too big to be a rat!"

Her rejoinder: "Haven't you ever taken the subway in New York City?"

Shera,
Oh my god that is too funny! I hope I never get to see a NYC subway rat!


And yes, possums are very rat-like, aren't they, with their rat tails and their ratty little faces,.but it's the sounds they make that freak me out, like a rabid zombie or something! And the poor things are bad at crossing the street, lots of possum carcasses on the road.


I used to have one living in a tall bush outside a window and when it would make that sound I would shine a flashlight in its face, thinking it would get annoyed and leave. But it never did, it just sat there playing possum.

My dad told me that opposums are at the extreme lowest end of the mammal continuum as regards intelligence, and it seems true: they don't process danger very well... You cannot even frighten them away! Their attitude is basically: "Whatever". Or perhaps: "Doh."

The extreme intelligence of cats......

Drive, kitty, drive!