But money being a bit tight, I decided to go for the cheaper brand: Yeti.
Of course then the weather changed and all of July was cool. Two days ago it was pretty hot in Toulouse and I decided to break out the frozen snacks.
I randomly chose a blue one. I gave a pink one to my husband.
If I had eaten my toothpaste, it would have been the same. My husband had to suffer through some really awful bubble gum flavoring.
So now I know why Mr. Freeze is the market leader in frozen flavored treats: they actually taste good.
We're trying to come up with ideas for how to get rid of our multi-pack now. Current ideas include leaving them in the freezer of a friend who is on vacation and entrusted us with watering his plants.
4 comments:
Offer them to kids. They love them.
I ended up taking them to a barbecue when it was really hot and lots of people grabbed them up before they realized how lousy they were. I only had about 6 left after party (from a multi pack of 30), so we left them in our friend's freezer!
I was born and raised in Southern France, and the only brand we knew at that time was Yeti. I actually still call these treats Yeti, which causes some puzzled looks from people who did not grow up in Southern France :-)
Stick to the cola, lemon, or orange flavors. They're safe :)
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