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Thursday, March 11, 2010

I love Lemon Sorbet


Ok so I love Lemon sorbet, I love the way it feels when it's rich intense lemon and sweet tangy flavours run down my throat. I love the thought of it, the look of it and even the smell of it. I get excited like a 6 year old kid on his way to buy his favorite toy just thinking about it. Once you have tasted the intensity of it's awesome flavour you will understand, no other sorbet can quite compare everything else tastes bland in comparison.

It's kinda weird because generally I am not a fan of sorbet, not even ice-cream. I don't abhor ice-cream or dislike it I am simply not a lover of the stuff, although admittedly it does cool you down on a hot summer day. Getting back to my love for sorbet I mean I don't just love it like I love my car or my special pillow (that's for another blog another day) but I mean I really love it to the point I would run away and marry it if that were allowed.

Ok so you get the general idea lemon sorbet is the shiznit!! What really frustrates me is when I ask for a hot pudding at a restaurant and all they offer you with it is a side order of cream or ice-cream and possiby custard with your pudding. Those choices are so limited and I end up settling for cream, but in the back of my mind I'm thinking "all I really want is Lemon sorbet".

3 comments:

  1. I think there's only one way to go. Don't settle. Send back the custard, vanilla icecream or chocolate pudding and stamp your feet. DEMAND lemon sorbet. Otherwise you'll never quite be satisfied. It is out there. It could be yours.

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  2. I know 2 spots that sell awesome lemon sorbet... and I have a best friend (alex) who loves it too. Maybe we should have an sorbet get together. MWAH!

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  3. Wow alice that is an awesome idea!!

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