I had a Chocolate Mint one. In an spiffy 70th Anniversary cup.
The women I brought there raved about the ones they got as we watched the rain coming down under the awning of McKeown's Books across the street and reveled in our moment of cool in this disgusting heat.

I think the next time, the Reform Jewish women AND men who come to town ought to dig in to one of those. The surrounding neighborhood could join in. A Sno-Bliz block party.
Hell, I ought not to let fourteen years go by again without having another frozen treat from there. There may be no shortcuts to quality, but I'll be damned if I refrain from taking any to Hansen's.
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Purely coincidence, but I am reading "Gumbo Tales" right now, a book that celebrates New Orleans culture and cuisine. I was reading the chapter on sno-balls and Hansen's just this evening.
We really must make more of an effort to be tourists in our own city. It's worth it.
Peace,
Tim
yes!!!
So, you're saying that after my 11 years in the city, it's time to make my first trip to Hansen's?
nectar cream supreme is the best!
yumbo!!
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