Ben and Jerry's "Honey, I'm Home"

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Ben and Jerry's "Honey, I'm Home": My Night of Oral Pleasure (755 words)
by - written on 11/04/03 (Very useful, 199 readings)
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There are some days you really NEED comfort food. Yesterday was one of those days. The kids were horrible – my son was moody, my little two were arguing, my eldest raging hormonally. Hubby came home from work exhausted and I could feel myself getting lower. I knew the solution was ICE CREAM! Yay! Along with several cups of tea a day, the other oral pleasure I have is eating as much ice cream as I can. (What did you think I meant?!) I’m afraid crappy old shop’s own just won’t do, I flit between Haagen-Dazs and Ben & Jerry’s. At the moment, the latter is en vogue, being £5 for two 500ml tubs in supermarkets. Now I am very ... Read the complete review

Honey, I shrunk the pleasure (925 words)
by - written on 03/11/02 (Very useful, 175 readings)
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A long time ago in a state far, far away (well, in Vermont in 1978 anyway) there lived two hippies called Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield. These hippies were childhood friends, bonded by a mutual appreciation of good food and a $5 ice cream making correspondence course. Armed with only this knowledge, generous helpings of Vermont milk and cream, and whatever flavourings came to hand, the two went on to build the multi-flavoured ice cream kingdom that we now know as Ben & Jerry's. This range is classed a super premium ice cream (which means it is ultra dense and creamy with very little air mixed in) and is currently available in the UK in 500ml tubs across 15 ... Read the complete review

Ben and Jerry's "Honey, I'm Home": Isn't It Funny That Bears Like Honey? (839 words)
by - written on 10/05/02 (Very useful, 176 readings)
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I know that Paddington isn't a threat, as he has always been more partial to marmalade sandwiches than honey and, coming from Darkest Peru as he does, his palate is probably a little unsophisticated to appreciate Ben and Jerry's 'Honey, I'm Home!' I do not consider Rupert to be a danger either, as he is normally too busy having adventures to involve himself in a honey hunt. In any event he is far too polite to sneak into my freezer behind my back and the chances are that some friendly stranger he has helped would be more than willing to provide him with a tub of the delectable dessert to say thank you. Winnie the Pooh, on the other ... Read the complete review

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