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Are you happy or sad to see more snow?
Asked at Dillons on Massachusetts Street on March 3, 2014
“I’m happy because we need the moisture.”
“Happy. My work’s canceled today.”
“I like snow.”
“I am sad. I like warm weather.”
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Comments
Leslie Swearingen 3 years, 3 months ago
How to make snow ice cream,
Pour one can of sweetened condensed milk into a bowl,
Add an egg that has been throughly beaten
Add half a teaspoon of vanilla and additional flavorings since as chocolate syrup or whatever.
Make sure this is all mixed together well
Add enough snow to make this mixture nice and thick.
You can use evaporated milk or regular milk if you want though I would not recommend skim milk.
You could also use Silk very vanilla, in which case skip the vanilla, or even the Silk Coconut both of which will make for very good snow ice cream.
Mike Edson 3 years, 3 months ago
Don't eat the yellow snow!
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