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Chocolate or Vanilla?

Which is better?

  • Chocolate

    Votes: 11 45.8%

  • Vanilla

    Votes: 13 54.2%
  • Total voters
    24
Teddy. Guess what. Now you can by Chocolate or Vanilla covering for your fruit. I'm not kidding. Go to almost any Shop Rite and both will be there.
 
Vanilla. Duh. I mean, it's just so amazing, so pure, so magical. Vanilla ice cream has made history in the world. It has inspired tons of new flavors, including vanilla chip, cookies 'n cream, cookie dough, vanilla bean, french vanilla, vanilla custard, vanilla cream, creamy vanilla, extra creamy creamy vanilla, vanilla dream, ultimate vanilla, vanilla fondue, vanilla cheesecake, vanilla-marshmallow fluff, desirable vanilla, soft vanilla twist, vanilla fudge brownie, vanilla weasel and so many more.

So you see, poor chocolate doesn't stand a chance.
 
Ides Of March said:
Vanilla. Duh. I mean, it's just so amazing, so pure, so magical. Vanilla ice cream has made history in the world. It has inspired tons of new flavors, including vanilla chip, cookies 'n cream, cookie dough, vanilla bean, french vanilla, vanilla custard, vanilla cream, creamy vanilla, extra creamy creamy vanilla, vanilla dream, ultimate vanilla, vanilla fondue, vanilla cheesecake, vanilla-marshmallow fluff, desirable vanilla, soft vanilla twist, vanilla fudge brownie, vanilla weasel and so many more.

So you see, poor chocolate doesn't stand a chance.
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All that says is that vanilla can't stand on its' own. Chocolate is capable of being just as versitaille. Just put on the same toppings. :p
 
Really? So this means that you are under the belief that vanilla is not so versitile (eh? spelling?). Have you EVER seen vanilla in a bad mood before? No. Chocolate, however, is quite notorious for its sticky meltdowns. You can be sure that the vanilla will not melt in your hand. Vanilla is such a rare delicacy. They all make chocolate bars, but have you ever seen a vanilla bar? No. This is because vanilla is so powerful and majestic that it cannot be wasted on such silly worldly pleasures known as the candy bar. Then, others may argue, "What is the significance of white chocolate?" But you see, it is only white. Not vanilla. It tastes like chocolate, but it just doesn't have any brown dye in it (where does the brown coloring come from, eh???). Vanilla is more pure than any form of chocolate. You know that it is good and there is no risk of finding any hidden brown substances that you may never want to find in your food. It would be like Upton Sinclair's The Jungle which I read about it American history last year. AH! History!! See, this just brings us back to my original point: Vanilla ice cream has made history. Don't mess with the classics. I feel as though some of you less capable beings may not understand this, so allow me to rephrase that in a much more prominent font...

DON'T BASH THE CLASSICS! VANILLA RULES THE WORLD OF FROZEN DAIRY PRODUCTIONS!!!!!!!!!
 
i am a teddy said:
Chocolate is a classic too...

I just destroyed your argument with five words :D
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That, along with Strawberry too.

Also, I don't see how candy bars have anything to do with ice cream. If anything in a chocolate vs vanilla argument, it shows chocolate's versitaillity, rather than "vanilla's too good to be a candy bar", which is complete BS.
 
You know what's really good?

Fudgesicles.

Fudgesicles are really good.

But I consider fudge and chocolate ice cream very different. Fudge is better.
 
Okay, so one may argue that chocolate is also a classic, as is strawberry. And blueberry. And mango. And peach. And cotton candy. And-- hey, why not-- Zeldaberry. See? It does not take much for anything to be a classic. Anything can be A classic, but vanilla is simply THE classic.

(I love having a debate about ice cream, it's rather refreshing.)
 
Alright, so vanilla was the first flavour (to the best of my knowledge) of ice cream. That still doesn't mean it tastes better. And taste is different for each person. I have yet to like any vanilla without slopping a ton of other crap on top of it. Chocolate can actually stand alone while tasting good.

Then again, this "debate" can go on forever, simply because everyone has different tastes. It's not like typed words or a poll on a Zelda forum are going to rearrange our taste buds so that we like the other flavour more.

EDIT: Fudge is good. I say screw this and let's all go with yoyolll to get some.
 
Fudge wins... OR!! I say we have the chocolate Turkish things yoyolll had and was tantalizing me with... They sound goooood...

And for my win:
"Caesar sent teams of runners into the mountains to get snow, which was then
flavored with honey, fruits, and juices."

First flavour was not vanilla, it was fruit, honey, and juices :D
 
i am a teddy said:
Fudge wins... OR!! I say we have the chocolate Turkish things yoyolll had and was tantalizing me with... They sound goooood...

And for my win:
"Caesar sent teams of runners into the mountains to get snow, which was then
flavored with honey, fruits, and juices."

First flavour was not vanilla, it was fruit, honey, and juices :D
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Those are snow cones. Not ice cream. Snow cones are second to fudge though.
 
I would like to use this time to say that snow cones are a cheap substitution to real ice cream, as are frozen yogurts, custards, frostings, whipped cream, sugar glues, and ices all the same. But have you ever wondered what inspired all of these inventions I have just listed for you? Ice cream. And what inspired ice cream? Vanilla. The rest of them were all simply copy- cats and did the same thing, and eventually put them on cones. Hey, maybe if you're super-dedicated, you'll just eat the cone. Or the spoon. It depends. Now THAT is hard core! Um, off topic

VANILLA PWNS!! (hehe, I have wanted to use that ever since I heard the word. I feel like I almost fit in with all of you residents of cyberspace!!!)
 
Ides Of March said:
I would like to use this time to say that snow cones are a cheap substitution to real ice cream, as are frozen yogurts, custards, frostings, whipped cream, sugar glues, and ices all the same. But have you ever wondered what inspired all of these inventions I have just listed for you? Ice cream. And what inspired ice cream? Vanilla. The rest of them were all simply copy- cats and did the same thing, and eventually put them on cones. Hey, maybe if you're super-dedicated, you'll just eat the cone. Or the spoon. It depends. Now THAT is hard core! Um, off topic

VANILLA PWNS!! (hehe, I have wanted to use that ever since I heard the word. I feel like I almost fit in with all of you residents of cyberspace!!!)
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Umm...don't you think it's much more likely that ice cream was inspired by snow cones and vanilla was only put in ice cream because the flavor of plain really cold milk wasn't good enough?
 
personally, I think the only thing that goes best with vanilla is chocolate and vice versa. they are both great on their own, but together, they are perfect.
 
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