2nd Wind,
No yellow snow, eh?
Mike
LoL! I must insist that the snow you use be extremely white!!! Of course you’ve all read the book “Yellow Snow” by I.P. Freely right? If you have then you already know about this. <=oP~~~~~~~
On 2003-01-09 10:58, 2nd Wind wrote:
Walden…I guess this must be an Oklahoma thing.
It must be, because I’ve lived various places in the US and never heard of it.
Thanks for sharing. Now if Utah would only get some snow, we could try it… 
Snow Ice Cream with London snow? hmmmmmm.
Yummy! Now with extra flavours, and added texture!
I can see this catching on.
Deirdre
Snow ice cream is not just an Oklahoma thing but a Southern thing as well. People from the North, in general, have never heard of it. But in the South (and in eastern Oklahoma as well!), it seldom snows and snow ice cream is the first thing people think of when it does snow. I bet D. Wisely has had snow ice cream.
Pat in Arkansas
I must confess that I thought this snow ice-cream thing was just a joke. Who could believe that you actually EAT snow in America?
On 2003-01-09 12:31, claudine wrote:
Who could believe that you actually EAT snow in America?
Not the first snow of the season (theoretically), though. We prefer it to snails.
We crude Americains even consume snow in its other form. In tall glass vessels or in plasticine bottles.
Thanks for recipe, Walden, that is really cool. I had never heard of it either.
GBA
On 2003-01-09 12:43, The Weekenders wrote:
We crude Americains even consume snow in its other form. In tall glass vessels or in plasticine bottles.
Hee hee! Right on.
Lux’s dont eat snails.
It’s frogs who eat snails.
'n live oysters, too
I’ve eat frog. Grandma fried up the legs, and they were pretty good stuff.
Oh, how beautiful! Thanks for sharing them Claudine! It almost looks too good to be true!
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