Well on the bright side, the jews own propaganda has seeped into their own society. Jewish birthrates (besides the useless eaters known as orthodox jews) are in freefall, jewish women are pretty dont want kids anymore, are overfocused on careers, like non jews, ect, jewish men cant get jewish pussy, and leftist retardation + more secularization has pretty much ensured that jewish society is on a race to the bottom. And i'm all for it.
Even in Israel the only ones who are birthing above replacement rates are those hyper-othrodox/creepy-cult sects. And its inbreding, oh how wonderful.
The photo is literally me last year visiting Michigan for the day to do some cross border shopping.
The contrast of Windsor and Sarnia (or even Niagara / St. Catharines) with Michigan and Upstate NY is insane.
Yup we love variety when it comes to junk food. The trick is to learn as much as you can about it before you go down the ice cream aisle so you're not overwhelmed. Now most people know about ice cream in a box, the flavors and all the stuff we like to add to it. Even the Ruskies knew about this.
It was the novelty ice cream that sent him into a mold stroke. This is also what tends to stun foreigners.
Our cone technology is equally advanced. You can still go to a parlor and get scoops placed into a freshly cooked waffle cone or you can buy a decadent-as-fuck premade ice cream cone with the interior waffle enrobed in chocolate, vanilla/chocovanilla/vanilla and caramel pumped inside and then topped with more enrobed chocolate and peanuts. I could write an entire page about the variety of fillings as these are a popular novelty ice cream.
The next big innovation was the enrobement of shaped vanilla which had a tongue depressant stuck in it. This is a variation of the classic, all-chocolate fudgsicle and the frozen pudding offerings.
Oh and of course someone figured out you could omit the stick and people would still do horrifying, ungodly things for one if peer pressured into it:
Then you get into the truly American stuff. You've got your ice cream sandwiches; the originals are a long shortbread-like chocolate cookie with vanilla ice cream in the middle.
This is different from an M&M ice cream sandwich, which are chocolate-chip cookies with vanilla ice cream in the middle but the chocolate chips are reinforced with M&M candies.
But we didn't stop there. Pop-ups, which are basically orange sherbet, is injected into cardboard tubes with a plastic plunger so you can "push up" a mouthful of ice cream every so often. This was an effort to make sherbet cool again during the "ice cream truck" wars of the 1950's. It worked well.
A noteworthy competitor during this ice cream war was another reinvention, this a new take on the old fashion shaved ice with colorful flavoring added to it. Being the height of the Cold War and Americana there was only one color scheme truly fitting for such a creation:
Advancements in manufacturing technology has now allowed us to make ice cream versions of already popular candy bars as well. Snickers and Twix are 2 popular novelty ice cream treats based on the original non-ice cream creations.
But we've only just begun to explore the possibilities, theres an entire frontier of frozen confections to be invented. Take SpaceDots/Dippingdots as an example of this final frozen frontier:
To say nothing of the many, many, many branded "character" ice creams offered over the years. These are often just other types of confection shaped and colored as popular
idols characters from American media.
Yes, its fair to say that this level of variety is overwhelming to humans, even us Americans have trouble coping with it. Hence why we're all overweight. Yeltsin actually handled himself well when he saw the massive collection of totally unnecessary ice creams offered to Americans. He should've dropped to him knees sobbing, renounced his citizenship and begged to be allowed to remain in the promise land.
(I promise I won't post anymore off-topic ice cream dissertations in this thread.)