This ice cream sandwich has stricter lab protocols than my high school chemistry class.
Middle_Collar_3281 on
Some scientist really stood there with a stopwatch until they found the perfect second.
Lusty_Vibe6 on
I love when my dessert comes with IKEA-level instructions.
SilverVoyager_ on
Not mildly interesting… this is ice cream dark magic.
Walter_Stonkite on
Interesting use of the word “approximately”
stephenBB81 on
I wish they provides times for 25 and 28c as that is far more likely the temperature I’ll be eating these in.
Idlisambarchutney on
I wonder how many trials the person did to conclude 3mins 47secs at 72F is perfect.
Charming-Comfort-395 on
wtf is that ice cream sandwich?
Testease on
What if I’m above sea level though?
Brognar_ on
DON’T DO THIS!!!! I TRIED IT AND IT WAS SO ENJOYABLE IT RUINED MY ABILITY TO ENJOY ANYTHING ELSE IN LIFE! IM NOW A WALKING HUSK WAITING TO DIE!
wait, i’ve always been like that. carry on.
SPNarwhal on
“approximately”
Ok_Whole4719 on
Incredible
SdDprsdSnglDad18 on
What temperature is the freezer set at? That seems important.
Key_Lime_Die on
I want to know what the experiments looked like where they determined that.
elpajaroquemamais on
It’s no less arbitrary than exactly 4 minutes.
OneRoundRobb on
It’s not wrong, though…
Gotta get the most out of your $6 ice cream sandwich. You want the cookie to soften up, but don’t want to wait so long that the ice cream starts melting.
Strawberry with brown sugar cookies is the goat
WhyYesIndeedIDo on
Ruby Jewels are so good!!
Twilifa on
Someone had a lot of fun testing that.
commradd1 on
It’s European time translated
Searchlights on
Well do you want maximum enjoyment or don’t you?
BagOfShenanigans on
I assume this is at standard atmospheric pressure and humidity? Come on, bro. Where are the specifics?
Computers_and_cats on
Sorry best I can do is 2 minutes 97 seconds at 71 F.
laich68 on
Obviously you have never had one at 3 minutes and 49 seconds. It’s not even worth eating at that point.
megpIant on
those ice cream sandwiches rule though, I used to get them from the corner store when I lived in seattle and it was the fuckin best
Buck_Thorn on
/r/oddlyspecific
brueluel on
Things are more serious here than they were with my ex
chonklord9000 on
Their product testers have the “tism”. It’s a superpower. Trust. You might enjoy these, but you’ll never enjoy it nearly as much as the guy that discovered the perfect time and the perfect tempt.
217Quetzalcoatl237 on
That’s so the larvae can finish hatching
kenadams_the on
Sheldon has a new job
Pizza4breakfastPDX on
Ruby Jewel, keeping Portland weird.
ragweed on
Perhaps someone is a fan of that 227 show.
ThatDeuce on
Someone probably chipped a tooth.
bravehamster on
Probably a result of converting from metric seconds.
elmeromerooo on
Post pics of the snacks themselves please
thisisinput on
They had to convert metric time to American time.
iH8MotherTeresa on
I love when approximate times are stated in exact numbers. When someone asks me the time, I like to say something like “about 2:16”. I don’t know why but I get a real kick out of it.
padawanmoscati on
Approximately
Darwincroc on
How much time do I have to eat it after the 3:47 room temp soak? Could I see a graph that plots relative enjoyment against consumption time, perhaps beginning 22 seconds before optimal consumption time and extending out from there assuming a total consumption time of approximately 1 minute and 39 seconds?
raversita on
r/oddlyspecific
opistho on
I would be thrilled to know an exact timing for my ice cream sandwich to be perfectly soft and bitable.
I always leave it out and pray it is thawed just right when I get back to it.
activitylab on
If you don’t follow the rules, you just aint cool!
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This ice cream sandwich has stricter lab protocols than my high school chemistry class.
Some scientist really stood there with a stopwatch until they found the perfect second.
I love when my dessert comes with IKEA-level instructions.
Not mildly interesting… this is ice cream dark magic.
Interesting use of the word “approximately”
I wish they provides times for 25 and 28c as that is far more likely the temperature I’ll be eating these in.
I wonder how many trials the person did to conclude 3mins 47secs at 72F is perfect.
wtf is that ice cream sandwich?
What if I’m above sea level though?
DON’T DO THIS!!!! I TRIED IT AND IT WAS SO ENJOYABLE IT RUINED MY ABILITY TO ENJOY ANYTHING ELSE IN LIFE! IM NOW A WALKING HUSK WAITING TO DIE!
wait, i’ve always been like that. carry on.
“approximately”
Incredible
What temperature is the freezer set at? That seems important.
I want to know what the experiments looked like where they determined that.
It’s no less arbitrary than exactly 4 minutes.
It’s not wrong, though…
Gotta get the most out of your $6 ice cream sandwich. You want the cookie to soften up, but don’t want to wait so long that the ice cream starts melting.
Strawberry with brown sugar cookies is the goat
Ruby Jewels are so good!!
Someone had a lot of fun testing that.
It’s European time translated
Well do you want maximum enjoyment or don’t you?
I assume this is at standard atmospheric pressure and humidity? Come on, bro. Where are the specifics?
Sorry best I can do is 2 minutes 97 seconds at 71 F.
Obviously you have never had one at 3 minutes and 49 seconds. It’s not even worth eating at that point.
those ice cream sandwiches rule though, I used to get them from the corner store when I lived in seattle and it was the fuckin best
/r/oddlyspecific
Things are more serious here than they were with my ex
Their product testers have the “tism”. It’s a superpower. Trust. You might enjoy these, but you’ll never enjoy it nearly as much as the guy that discovered the perfect time and the perfect tempt.
That’s so the larvae can finish hatching
Sheldon has a new job
Ruby Jewel, keeping Portland weird.
Perhaps someone is a fan of that 227 show.
Someone probably chipped a tooth.
Probably a result of converting from metric seconds.
Post pics of the snacks themselves please
They had to convert metric time to American time.
I love when approximate times are stated in exact numbers. When someone asks me the time, I like to say something like “about 2:16”. I don’t know why but I get a real kick out of it.
Approximately
How much time do I have to eat it after the 3:47 room temp soak? Could I see a graph that plots relative enjoyment against consumption time, perhaps beginning 22 seconds before optimal consumption time and extending out from there assuming a total consumption time of approximately 1 minute and 39 seconds?
r/oddlyspecific
I would be thrilled to know an exact timing for my ice cream sandwich to be perfectly soft and bitable.
I always leave it out and pray it is thawed just right when I get back to it.
If you don’t follow the rules, you just aint cool!
