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You don't like licking the liquid as it melts off and starts dropping down the side? Or putting your lips on the top and sucking the dessert as it melts? I don
by khedoros1 9y ago
You don't like licking the liquid as it melts off and starts dropping down the side? Or putting your lips on the top and sucking the dessert as it melts?
I don't think that you can say that melting is objectively better, but I think it's an intrinsic property of the food.
- kobeya 9y agoNot really, no.
- khedoros1 9y agoHm. Well, to each their own. That's one of the aspects of eating ice cream that I enjoy, and I'd miss it eating a product that didn't melt the same way. Kind of like eating barbecue ribs without getting your fingers all covered in sauce; along with the taste, the experience is part of why I eat the food.
- kobeya 9y agoI tend to avoid ribs, as good as they taste, because it's a pain to get my fingers all covered in sauce. To each their own I guess.
- adventured 9y ago> You don't like licking the liquid as it melts off and starts dropping down the side? Or putting your lips on the top and sucking the dessert as it melts? It's definitely a subjective preference. I dislike everything about the fact that ice cream melts rapidly under most conditions. To me it's inconvenient and destroys the original structure of the thing I want to consume, forcing me to accelerate the speed at which I consume it (or end up with a milk drink). I think I'd ideally reduce the melting speed by between 1/2 and 3/4.