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i hate to admit that some of their ice pops are great (some not so).
ReplyDeletebut they are way too expensive.
and artisanal leaves me cold, oops, no pun intended.
and what fruit is in season now besides california strawberries which are not local.
Is this a joke? So sick of these people moving to NYC to do stupid shit like this. Can't they do this back home in Kansas? If I want a $5 popsicle I'll make it at home with Absolute.
ReplyDeletehahaha...at least they're preoccupied with popsicles, which should keep them out of my lair.
ReplyDeleteUnless you're freezing Evian isn't ice always local?
ReplyDeleteWhat is "shave ice" supposed to mean? Is that some kind of order? If you want my business then don't boss me. Sorry I just don't care for bad syntax for the sake of being different.
ReplyDeleteBy the way Summer is in fact NOT here yet.
ReplyDelete@ Anon 12:03.
ReplyDelete"Shave Ice" is actually a Hawaiian version of a snow cone-y thing. Not some d-bag hipster creation. Co-option propbably, but not creation. Probably "shave ice" and not "shaved ice" because of Hawaiian pidgin.