Vanilla, chocolate, or other?
I'll start by letting everyone know that vanilla is superior and that your opinion is wrong.
The Great Debate
Created 11 years ago2013-01-06 20:48:25 UTC by
Soup Miner
Created 11 years ago2013-01-06 20:48:25 UTC by
Soup Miner
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-06 20:48:25 UTC
Post #312063
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-06 20:49:44 UTC
Post #312064
I think Chocolate and Vanilla can't be debated, because either of them offer a different kind of stimuli.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-06 21:46:25 UTC
Post #312065
chocnilla
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-06 22:16:04 UTC
Post #312067
Well... it depends what you mean. For the purposes of argument, I shall assume you are referring to ice-cream.
The store-bought chocolate is indeed typically far from nicer than vanilla. However, using vanilla, chocolate can be created from it, or can be augmented into it, in such a way that it is better. There are many ways to do this... mixing with Milo (or whatever the international equivalent is, I don't know how widespread it is), chocolate flakes, those hard-setting toppings...
That said, my favourite ice-cream creations are vanilla mixed with milk powder (try it, tastes very nice) and vanilla mixed with a cereal we have here called Special-K (gotta try something like it, quite unique texture).
One could argue that simply because vanilla can be used as a base for a far greater number of creations, including chocolate itself, that vanilla is superior.
I do.
The store-bought chocolate is indeed typically far from nicer than vanilla. However, using vanilla, chocolate can be created from it, or can be augmented into it, in such a way that it is better. There are many ways to do this... mixing with Milo (or whatever the international equivalent is, I don't know how widespread it is), chocolate flakes, those hard-setting toppings...
That said, my favourite ice-cream creations are vanilla mixed with milk powder (try it, tastes very nice) and vanilla mixed with a cereal we have here called Special-K (gotta try something like it, quite unique texture).
One could argue that simply because vanilla can be used as a base for a far greater number of creations, including chocolate itself, that vanilla is superior.
I do.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-06 22:37:09 UTC
Post #312068
I liek dem gelato chocolate and the store-bought vanilla.
I'm not sure, but this thread seems to have underlying racism. Hooray!
I'm not sure, but this thread seems to have underlying racism. Hooray!
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-06 22:45:00 UTC
Post #312070
French Vanilla. So creamy.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-06 22:46:18 UTC
Post #312071
Strawberry.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-06 22:59:19 UTC
Post #312072
^ Definitely.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-06 23:16:34 UTC
Post #312073
Vanilla ice cream with strawberries or cloudberries, or chocolate ice cream with banana slices.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-06 23:17:04 UTC
Post #312074
Anybody who thinks vanilla is clearly wrong and my opinion of chocolate is undeniably right no matter what.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-06 23:28:36 UTC
Post #312075
Actually, I want to change my vote to ice cream.
Not any specific flavour, just ice cream in general.
Ice cream.
Not any specific flavour, just ice cream in general.
Ice cream.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 05:16:59 UTC
Post #312078
Birthday Caek ice cream. Close thread.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 06:09:31 UTC
Post #312079
Pistachio.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 06:28:43 UTC
Post #312080
Right now I have an ice cream sandwich, and I'm excited about it.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 10:37:22 UTC
Post #312082
Vanilla > Chocolate
I like fruit flavors the most. Kiwi, pineapple, raspberry, cherry.
I like fruit flavors the most. Kiwi, pineapple, raspberry, cherry.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 11:00:36 UTC
Post #312084
As long as it's haagen dazs or ben and jerry's i say, flavor doesn't even matter to me. It's all just. so. good.... =P
stojkens: me too! have you tried the haagen dazs fruit sorbet?!
stojkens: me too! have you tried the haagen dazs fruit sorbet?!
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 11:33:57 UTC
Post #312085
What Luke said too.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 15:45:18 UTC
Post #312089
Rum flavored! DEATH TO UNBELIEVEEEEEEEEEEEEERS! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaa!
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 16:00:31 UTC
Post #312090
In the context of ice cream, in general I think vanilla is superior, but nothing beats high quality chocolate ice cream. Although CT is right. When it comes to Ben & Jerry's, the particular flavour doesn't matter so much, although I am rather fond of both Phish Food and Baked Alaska.
In the context of cake, chocolate is a nice type to have once in a while, but vanilla flavoured plain cake is a nice all-round snack.
In the context of Coca-Cola, Vanilla is awesome and I wish they still sold it here. Chocolate Coke isn't even a thing.
In the context of cake, chocolate is a nice type to have once in a while, but vanilla flavoured plain cake is a nice all-round snack.
In the context of Coca-Cola, Vanilla is awesome and I wish they still sold it here. Chocolate Coke isn't even a thing.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 16:13:48 UTC
Post #312091
Actually, now you've reminded me, I've been meaning to ask.
Cherry Coke is practically unheard of here in Australia, with a current exception as they've brought out a limited-time Cherry Zero.
Zero or not, I can't stand the taste of the stuff. It's 'orrible! Do any of you guys actually like the stuff?
Cherry Coke is practically unheard of here in Australia, with a current exception as they've brought out a limited-time Cherry Zero.
Zero or not, I can't stand the taste of the stuff. It's 'orrible! Do any of you guys actually like the stuff?
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 17:14:16 UTC
Post #312092
I don't drink soda much, but dang coca-cola is so sugary and effervescent, how can you not enjoy a delicious coca-cola? 
In the context of cakeOh my did someone say cake? Red velvet layer cake with a cherry cream cheese or similar frosting is my current favourite of all-time. just wonderful....
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 17:14:32 UTC
Post #312093
Nope, and I only know of one person who does, and I've never even met them so they may be a myth.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 17:53:09 UTC
Post #312094
I meant specifically Cherry Coke, Terror.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 19:07:00 UTC
Post #312095
ah yes the coke zero cherry! I think i shall have one for lunch, and i will report back on the deliciousness levels =)
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 19:16:25 UTC
Post #312096
you guys take coke with cherries? Sick bastards.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 20:07:47 UTC
Post #312097
Deliciousness Report
The restaurant had nye cherry coca-cola nor cherry coca-cola zero, so no deliciousness report ='(
The restaurant had nye cherry coca-cola nor cherry coca-cola zero, so no deliciousness report ='(
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 20:07:55 UTC
Post #312098
I like Cherry Coke, I always felt it tasted kinda like Dr. Pepper. I don't drink soda very often though, and when I do it's usually just plain Coke or Pepsi.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 21:14:55 UTC
Post #312099
Coca-Cola in general is good stuff, though I have to say that Vanilla Coke is the best.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 21:53:02 UTC
Post #312100
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Posted 11 years ago2013-01-07 23:08:06 UTC
Post #312101
oooo
i didnt see that coming because you only posted it in the shoutbox an hour ago.
anyway
i like chocolate.
i didnt see that coming because you only posted it in the shoutbox an hour ago.
anyway
i like chocolate.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-08 00:06:42 UTC
Post #312102
Cherry Coke is practically unheard of here in Australiai know right! i often see it advertised but i never see it being drank, or ever see it for sale anywhere. i think i knew someone that drank a bottle of it many years ago...
its mystical.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-08 09:24:47 UTC
Post #312108
i didnt see that coming because you only posted it in the shoutbox an hour ago.People actually click what I post in the shoutbox? Mind blown!
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-08 14:03:46 UTC
Post #312112
You see it advertised? I don't even get that.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-08 18:50:33 UTC
Post #312113
Cherry Coke is fantastic.
Vanilla is still better
Vanilla is still better
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-08 21:53:05 UTC
Post #312117
Chocolate has benefits for your mind. I still enjoy vanilla too, but I can't choose a favorite.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-09 02:24:19 UTC
Post #312125
How about this?
White, milk or dark chocolate?
For me it depends on what it's in exactly, but in general I would say milk chocolate. White chocolate can be really nice, although it tends to be better to eat as chocolate, rather than as a flavouring.
Although the other day I had some white chocolate Lindt balls with pieces of roast cocoa bean, they were really nice.
White, milk or dark chocolate?
For me it depends on what it's in exactly, but in general I would say milk chocolate. White chocolate can be really nice, although it tends to be better to eat as chocolate, rather than as a flavouring.
Although the other day I had some white chocolate Lindt balls with pieces of roast cocoa bean, they were really nice.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-09 02:35:28 UTC
Post #312126
Milk Choco
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-09 02:53:38 UTC
Post #312127
Not too fond of dark chocolate myself, but I'd willingly drown in either white or milk.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-09 08:52:15 UTC
Post #312133
I usually buy dark chocolate because it's less full of crap. Of course, me gusta some sweet Milka from time to time.
Posted 11 years ago2013-01-09 14:17:33 UTC
Post #312134
chocolate is the devil
Posted 11 years ago2013-02-16 00:37:00 UTC
Post #312637
Chocolate is composed of several linearly independent ingredients. Span of those ingredients equals to the great powers of abstraction. This space is fucking weird.
Though nobody can imagine a 4th dimension...
Did anyone see my chocolate chips?
*exhausted
Though nobody can imagine a 4th dimension...
Did anyone see my chocolate chips?
*exhausted
Posted 11 years ago2013-02-16 09:57:05 UTC
Post #312641
no
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