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TopicOpposite of soft serve ice cream
LinkPizza
07/05/18 11:58:43 PM
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Golden Road posted...
Revelation34 posted...
Ice cream literally is the term for non soft serve. There is no other term.

Ice cream is also the term for soft serve. Often, but not always, modified with "soft serve." And we've already clarified that hard ice cream is another term. Not the most widespread of terms. but it is out there. Now the real question is if there's a term more widespread than hard ice cream.

I don't thnk we "clarified" that hard ice cream is a term. You just refuse to believe that non soft served ice cream is just called ice cream. There most likely isn't a separate term between soft served and ice cream other than ice cream. Because that's what people call it. When I put ice cream in the freezer, it gets hard. You know what people call it? Ice Cream. They don't ask for hard ice cream, because that sounds stupid. It's just called ice cream. And you an called soft served ice cream, too. Depending on a couple of things, people usually know which one you're describing. In what context are you having trouble with describing both of them in a conversation? Maybe you're doing it wrong...
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