Breyer's ice cream, what happened?

[monarch64]

I just remembered we have Jeni's here and it's VERY good. $10/pint, though...https://jenis.com/

And my hands-down favorite frozen treat EVER is Sin in a Tin. https://sininatin.com/shop/sin-in-a-tin/
Oh my god, it literally does taste sinfully amazing and one little sliver is enough to satiate any chocolate craving I've ever had. It's wonderful. Unfortunately also $10/tin.

 

[Ellen]

That is a tad pricey, but if it's that good.....

 

[OoohShiny]

I've only skimmed this thread but it made me think of the distinction between some American 'chocolate' (i.e. Hershey's) and proper chocolate - I can't stand the former, it's a weird, waxy, tasteless abomination, whereas anything from Europe seems to be MUCH nicer, whether sugar-laden Milk Chocolate or 'proper' dark chocolate!