Two Points of Betrayal

[firstfrost]

• Here, Dunkin' Donuts "regular coffee" means "with cream and sugar". This is apparently a regionalism, which my parents were unfamiliar with.
• I am not supposed to feed poisonous ice cream (for example, Pad Thai flavored ice cream) to harrock without telling him what it is first.

Comments

[tirinian.livejournal.com]

Does no one go to Dunkin' Donuts for the Donuts anymore?

And did you get extra Pad Thai ice cream and leave it in the freezer, or will I have to get my own?

[firstfrost.livejournal.com]

Our office does get donuts from Dunkin' Donuts, but I think they make more of their money from coffee nowadays.

And no, there is no Pad Thai ice cream in the freezer; I only had a sample taste. :)

[desireearmfeldt]

OK, but...surely there isn't shrimp and/or chicken in the Pad Thai ice cream? Or beansprouts?

[firstfrost.livejournal.com]

The thing they said while handing me the taste was "It has green onions and cilantro in it". There was some peanutty taste, and... well, more than just onion and cilantro, but I don't know what. I didn't detect any actual meat though.

[desireearmfeldt]

Peanuts and lime was going to be my guess; forgot about cilantro, but that and scallions both make sense too.

[firstfrost.livejournal.com]

It did taste remarkably like the overall Pad Thai flavor. I was quite impressed. (I wonder if that means there's fish sauce, though they probably would have mentioned non-veggie ingredients).

[desireearmfeldt]

Maybe there's soy sauce instead.

[desireearmfeldt]

It's all about the Donuts! (Not that I ever buy donuts these days...But All The World's A Stage was largely written on Dunkin Donuts. :) )