Sugar or Plain?

I am referring, of course, to the edible vessel with which you carry your favorite ice cream...

Hit it!!!


RB

[Amiens]

My name is Amiens, and I am an ice cream addict. I will take my ice cream in a bowl, a cup, a waffle cone, sugar cone, plain cone, waffle bowl dipped in chocolate. Just as long as it is good ice cream, not the generic crap sold in the folded up ice cream box, sitting next to the Breyers, Dreyers, Ben & Jerry's, taking up precious freezer space.

The question that should be asked is Breyers, Blue Bunny, Dreyers, Tillamook, Ben & Jerry's, Hagen Daas, or homemade? If you have had the pleasure of living in Denver then you know about Bonnie Brae.

Used to be sugar only but in a fit of traditionalism, I have reverted back to cake (plain).

[MarissaNicole]

My name is Amiens, and I am an ice cream addict.

As am I!! My family loves icecream (we eat it several times a day on vacation!) I am so bad that I cannot by a quart of icecream because I eat it in a day or two :::holds head in shame::: so now I only buy individually portioned icecream treats/

We are big fans of soft serve in particular.... (and I was overjoyed to find at the state fair they have this softserve icecream that has bits of candy IN IT -like a blizzard but in a cone!)

You get less icecream in a sugar cone so I am going to have to say CAKE cone... not "plain" RB it is called a cake cone.... you must not really be the ice cream fans that Amiens and I are!

[oceanchild]

If you have had the pleasure of living in Denver then you know about Bonnie Brae.

I've driven past this but never stopped. Thanks for the endorsement - I'll have to check it out!

I generally get my ice cream in a cup, but sometimes I splurge for waffle cones.

[mommax3]

Sugar or sometimes waffle cones dipped in chocolate and nuts!

[scrub-jay]

My name is Amiens, and I am an ice cream addict. I will take my ice cream in a bowl, a cup, a waffle cone, sugar cone, plain cone, waffle bowl dipped in chocolate. Just as long as it is good ice cream, not the generic crap sold in the folded up ice cream box, sitting next to the Breyers, Dreyers, Ben & Jerry's, taking up precious freezer space.

The question that should be asked is Breyers, Blue Bunny, Dreyers, Tillamook, Ben & Jerry's, Hagen Daas, or homemade? If you have had the pleasure of living in Denver then you know about Bonnie Brae.

OOOH!! Okay, just moved to the Denver area and have not heard of this place yet! Okay, I am so there. *giddy*

Thanks!

[medpedspouse]

Plain (as in cake)....but Waffle is always better than either sugar or plain....it can hold more than 2 scoops.

[Amiens]

I've driven past this but never stopped. Thanks for the endorsement - I'll have to check it out!

I generally get my ice cream in a cup, but sometimes I splurge for waffle cones.

When I was pregnant with my first child, in the middle of winter, I made my husband take me out to Bonnie Brae for ice cream here. It is just worth going to smell the fresh made daily ice cream. Good stuff!

[Amiens]

OOOH!! Okay, just moved to the Denver area and have not heard of this place yet! Okay, I am so there. *giddy*

Thanks!

I have yet to find a homemade ice cream place as good as Bonnie Brae. They are located near the Univ. of Denver campus. They have traditional flavors as well as more gourmet like peach cobbler, and I think one time I saw lemongrass or lavendar. Their cinnamon ice cream is really good. I am more of chunks of candy or cookie in my ice cream gal, and it's really good.