the more flavors an ice cream spot has the less I trust them

lesson there

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I completely disagree with this statement. Most places that have homemade ice cream have a bunch of flavors. If you’re going somewhere that has like 5 flavors they are absolutely not making their own ice cream so you may as well just go to McDonald’s or something

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vanilla 

pistachio

yogurt-passion fruit 

only flavors that need to exist anything else ur just playing around

It's pretty clear that you've never been to italy 🤓

Completely agree

Jack of all trades, is a master of none

The higher gelato is stacked the lower you should trust

If there are covers on the gelato and the containers are metal you must stop and have some even if it’s an inconvenience or undesired

The only ice cream flavor i've had is bacon. It was delicious.

It's really hard to make a choice when there's a lot of ice cream. What's your favorite? I like popsicles 🧊

Yeah I'm gonna disagree with this 

Mexico has some of he best ice cream and in Oaxaca they make ice cream with anything like tuna a cactus fruit

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