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COLDSTONE!!!

I LOVE ice cream! I've especially loved it lately... Yesterday Adam and I were out and about and decided to get some gelato... we had only been to this store once before, but when we went in this time, it had changed!! It now has a part of it called "GelatOnStone".... like Coldstone or Marble Slab if you've had that... they have a big cold slab of marble there and they mix the ice cream or gelato on the stone with your toppings!
You can see the guy below making mine :) I got white chocolate gelato with oreos... but then he started adding all sorts of great stuff... he poured on chocolate magic shell stuff and white chocolate magic shell stuff (you can see it in the pic below)...
Man! Talk about sweet!! It was AWESOME!!! He mixed it all up and put it in a waffle bowl! It was great!!!
This store (below) is in the same market - it's called the "dollar store"... they sell everything for 99 rps.... which is closer to $2.50... but they do have imported things from America which is fun - you never know what you'll find... We just thought that sign was funny :)
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Anonymous said…
You must have felt like you were back in the states with these two things at once. Glad you enjoyed.
3:30 AM
Deanna said…
That looks so AWESOME!!!
3:47 AM
Celeste said…
yeah for icecream! there is apparently an organic gelato place here that i'll have to try. apparently it's amazing. hope you enjoyed your icecream!!!
6:13 AM
Emily said…
YEA!!! You don't know how happy this makes me. Especially since I've been giving the green light on sweets again. But of course, I've always considered ice cream a smart sweet. :) You get calcium while you eat it!
9:44 AM
Aarmel said…
Ha! I can't tell you how many times Aaron has threatened to contact the 99 Rupees Store headquarters to inform them that 99 Rs does not equal a dollar! Mmmm..the ice cream looks good. Oh, and e-rob is totally right - ice cream is a smart sweet!
4:50 PM
Anonymous said…
Noway....I can't believe they now have GelatOnStone, and Waffle cones at that!...AMAZING!!!
Beki B
7:03 PM
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