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I grew up in S.E. Connecticut, and we called them milkshakes. First time I heard frappe was on a visit to Rhode Island. (A pretty short distance, granted.)
by CoastalCoder 3y ago
I grew up in S.E. Connecticut, and we called them milkshakes.
First time I heard frappe was on a visit to Rhode Island.
(A pretty short distance, granted.)
- pard68 3y agoOne of the wildest things about New England is how a short distance gets you a totally different culture. I used to go to New Britain (CT) a lot, what a different world from the Windsor area. I was really given a wake up call one day when I realized that the trip to the airport here in Missouri is longer than driving all the way across CT. Heck, I think to get to the nearest airport is about the same distance as driving to Portland Maine from the CT border (fourish hours)
- CoastalCoder 3y agoAnd yet, driving 30 minutes through CT is more boring than 4 hours through MO :)
- pard68 3y agoYes CT highways are soul sucking. The endless monotony of urban sprawl is mindnumbing. It is little wonder I hated driving anywhere as a child.