Yuck. For me, your argument would be invalid because in my opinion it tastes terrible to begin with, and those poor things you put on it are ruined in the process :D ... but at least that way we could eat Fürst Pückler Ice-Cream without killing each other, so diversity is good as always ^^
Not Furst, but Fürst (it's a title of nobility) but I guess pronouncing ü would be a bit steep to begin with :) ... Fürst Pückler Ice is ... well ... let's ask Wiki. Ah, it's a bit like what you call "Neapolitan ice cream", altough not exactly the same, since Fürst Pückler is only half-frozen and a tad more like mousse, but it looks the same and has the same flavours ... for whatever reason it's called like that in english, since Fürst Pückler Ice Cream is older (it was invented 1839 in honor of Hermann von Pückler-Muskau) ... but maybe the pronounciation is again to blame here?
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What's Furst Puckler?
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Not Furst, but Fürst (it's a title of nobility) but I guess pronouncing ü would be a bit steep to begin with :) ... Fürst Pückler Ice is ... well ... let's ask Wiki. Ah, it's a bit like what you call "Neapolitan ice cream", altough not exactly the same, since Fürst Pückler is only half-frozen and a tad more like mousse, but it looks the same and has the same flavours ... for whatever reason it's called like that in english, since Fürst Pückler Ice Cream is older (it was invented 1839 in honor of Hermann von Pückler-Muskau) ... but maybe the pronounciation is again to blame here?
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