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staceythinx:

The moon just got a lot more lickable thanks to the British design agency Doshi Levien for Häagen-Dazs. 

Yum. Please obtain and send post haste in an insulated container so that I may consume.
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staceythinx:

The moon just got a lot more lickable thanks to the British design agency Doshi Levien for Häagen-Dazs. 

Yum. Please obtain and send post haste in an insulated container so that I may consume.
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staceythinx:

The moon just got a lot more lickable thanks to the British design agency Doshi Levien for Häagen-Dazs. 

Yum. Please obtain and send post haste in an insulated container so that I may consume.
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staceythinx:

The moon just got a lot more lickable thanks to the British design agency Doshi Levien for Häagen-Dazs. 

Yum. Please obtain and send post haste in an insulated container so that I may consume.
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staceythinx:

The moon just got a lot more lickable thanks to the British design agency Doshi Levien for Häagen-Dazs. 

Yum. Please obtain and send post haste in an insulated container so that I may consume.

    • #design
    • #food
    • #moon
    • #astro
    • #Astronomy
    • #science
    • #ice cream
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osmium:

How Ice Cream is Made, via Modern Mechanix
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osmium:

How Ice Cream is Made, via Modern Mechanix

    • #science
    • #ice cream
    • #great combination
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theatlantic:

Dippin’ Dots: What’s the Future of the ‘Ice Cream of the Future’?

In 23 years, the distinctive beaded ice cream brand has grown from a Kentucky garage to thousands of locations around the world. Its next step? Many new products, same old dots.

Earthquakes, bloodshed in the Middle East and North Africa, recession fears…we figured it was time for some ice cream. Read more.

While we’re talking about Motherfuckin’ Dippin’ Dots let’s look at the science of how they are made! It’s like ”advanced thermal chemistry meets ice cream making” according to this Food Network clip:
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theatlantic:

Dippin’ Dots: What’s the Future of the ‘Ice Cream of the Future’?

In 23 years, the distinctive beaded ice cream brand has grown from a Kentucky garage to thousands of locations around the world. Its next step? Many new products, same old dots.

Earthquakes, bloodshed in the Middle East and North Africa, recession fears…we figured it was time for some ice cream. Read more.

While we’re talking about Motherfuckin’ Dippin’ Dots let’s look at the science of how they are made! It’s like ”advanced thermal chemistry meets ice cream making” according to this Food Network clip:

    • #dippin dots
    • #motherfuckin dippin dots
    • #food
    • #ice cream
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