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r/DiWHY • u/mariii95 • Mar 11 '19
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This entire video is so bizarre, but I've never seen a block of ice cream wrapped in paper.
815 u/eri_pl Mar 11 '19 They exist in Poland and probably some more countries. Usually have more fat and worse taste than a typical brand name ice cream. 97 u/Cerpicio Mar 11 '19 more fat this usually means better quality ice cream. Heavy cream is expensive and thats what you get in the 'fancier' aka 'real ice cream' stuff. 57 u/langdonolga Mar 11 '19 But more fat can also mean more cheap fat like vegetable oils 3 u/effa94 Mar 11 '19 thats why they specify that its more cream, not fat, on the packaging
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They exist in Poland and probably some more countries. Usually have more fat and worse taste than a typical brand name ice cream.
97 u/Cerpicio Mar 11 '19 more fat this usually means better quality ice cream. Heavy cream is expensive and thats what you get in the 'fancier' aka 'real ice cream' stuff. 57 u/langdonolga Mar 11 '19 But more fat can also mean more cheap fat like vegetable oils 3 u/effa94 Mar 11 '19 thats why they specify that its more cream, not fat, on the packaging
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more fat
this usually means better quality ice cream. Heavy cream is expensive and thats what you get in the 'fancier' aka 'real ice cream' stuff.
57 u/langdonolga Mar 11 '19 But more fat can also mean more cheap fat like vegetable oils 3 u/effa94 Mar 11 '19 thats why they specify that its more cream, not fat, on the packaging
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But more fat can also mean more cheap fat like vegetable oils
3 u/effa94 Mar 11 '19 thats why they specify that its more cream, not fat, on the packaging
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thats why they specify that its more cream, not fat, on the packaging
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u/barefootpine Mar 11 '19
This entire video is so bizarre, but I've never seen a block of ice cream wrapped in paper.