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Q: What's your flavorite traditional Chinese IceScream?

11 years 8 weeks ago in  Food  - China

 
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No why flavour?

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老北京冰棍儿

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surprisereading you stuff gives me a ice cream headache  

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Only stupid foreigners eat icecream, Silva surely must be non-Chinese to ask such a question. A true middle-kingdom person would be wiser than to risk his/her life by eating something moderately cold or colder. 

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No why. Ice cream was developed independently by the Chinese, after being introduced by Marco Polo.

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I've tried all the traditional ones and can't stand them. Frozen peas in an ice cream? Are you mental? Although the Chinese take on the cornetto isn't too bad - there are some with a chocolate thingy at the top that's pretty awesome.

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The one with the chocolate/biscuit filling. Qiaolezi or something like that.

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My favorite Ice Scream? 

冰!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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i lost a bet and had to eat a cheese flavour ice-cream.

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How did that turn out?

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the emoticon above best describes my feelings to this vile flavour

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TedDBayer:

coulda been sardine flavor....

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