Ice Cream Trinitariansm vs Unitarianism
It's pretty straightforward: Chocolate IS Neapolitan, Strawberry IS Neapolitan, and Vanilla IS Neapolitan. However, Chocolate IS NOT Strawberry, Vanilla IS NOT Strawberry, and Strawberry IS NOT Vanilla
Socrates busting in with a gallon of vanilla ice cream: "behold, Neapolitan ice cream"
when i was a little kid thought it was called Napoleon ice cream
I thought it was metropolitan for an embarrassingly long time
is it not? I thought the point was that it resembles the tricolore of the french flag
nah but that's why i kept thinking that for a long time so don't feel bad. from a quick search apparently it originated in naples but :shrug-outta-hecks:
I see you dodging the question
Is neapolitan an ice cream sandwich? :meow-knife-trans:
My question is, is it any three distinct single flavors in the same container, or just vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry?
It was traditionally pistachio, vanilla, and cherry :anti-italian-action:
I think Neapolitan is vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry. Otherwise Spumoni is a type of Neapolitan. However, that does bring up the same question about Spumoni.
Neapolitan is a capitalist conspiracy to increase profits by forcing you to purchase disgusting ass strawberry ice cream when the only flavors you actually care about are vanilla and chocolate.
:kelly: Strawberry-nomics
I think you mean to say disgusting vanilla ice cream
The chocolate is the best part and the strawberry goes good with the chocolate, the vanilla is the cuck who gets left uneaten at the bottom of the carton
Bro vanilla is the GOAT. Vanilla is the flavor so good that it became the default flavor against which all other flavors are judged.
Learned like one week ago that Neapolitan refers to Naples and people from there, which blew my mind.
The city of Naples has given the world both a top tier ice cream flavor and an excellent type of pizza.
it only becomes a distinct flavor if you let it melt a little and mix em all together with a spoon until it becomes a weird pinkish brown color
Is ice cream a distinct thing, or is it an amalgamation of ingredients into a single vessel? What is any of it but an assemblage of matter, and what is matter but congealed energy? All things are essentially the same stuff. In essence, the tub of ice cream and yourself are the same, simply alternative expressions of the universe. So the real question is not whether the flavors are distinct from one another, it is are you distinct from them?
Humankind isn't ready for this sort of question. We haven't yet invented trialectics.
Pretty sure this is what the Byzantines were constantly infighting about.
