Time
for another McConnell's review. The words above are there's and not
mine. I always feel like I have to remind the reader of that. As gushy
as they are in their short-description, they really go over the top
this time in their Peterman-catalogue-style pint-side text this time.
Wow. I am being transported through time and space, cursed at, and with
the help of Dylan Thomas I am told that this ice cream will help in the
fight against mortality. Can this pint possibly deliver?
Happily,
it does! This is possibly the best pint of mint chip ice cream I've
ever had. Nothing fancy, just high quality mint and high quality chip.
Opening the pint, the first thing you notice is a yellow-ish tinge to
the base. I'm used to seeing the natural white mint or the artificial
green mint but this yellow tinge is different. It tasted great,
though. As with other McConnell's pints, it was a thicker ice cream
with not a lot of air, but this time it very creamy and did not have an
icy texture. Double-checking the ingredient list, I wonder if its the
eggs. The other two McConnell's pints I had did not include eggs. That
might also explain the yellow-ish tinge. It was still a strong minty
flavor, it wasn't eggy like a New York Vanilla. Perhaps the eggs made
it more like a mint custard. Then the chips were generously dispersed
throughout the pint. There were occasionally clustered a bit so that
you would sometimes get a mint-heavy spoonful and sometimes get a
chip-heavy spoonful.
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