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[Anonymous No.18782934]

Does anyone still eat sherbert

[Anonymous No.18782943]

>>18782934
ahh the fourth flavour

[Anonymous No.18782951]

I accidentally bought a sorbet last year, it was awful. Literally sad icecream.

[Anonymous No.18782958]

yes, lemon is the best

[Anonymous No.18782959]

>>18782934
haven't had sherbert since I was a kid and my nana used to take me out for it.
>>18782951
>sorbet

[Anonymous No.18782960]

>>18782934
sherbet? youbet!

[Anonymous No.18783009]

I eat this daily

[Anonymous No.18783036]

It confuses me. In my nan's durkadurka language, sherbet means "soup."
But yeah, I'll eat that shit if someone happens to have it at, like, a cookout or some shit and they offer me some. Sadly, most of the people i know are semi bougie. The last cookout i went to for 4th of July, they had a buncha Klondike bars. The Reese's ones were tits, tho.

[Anonymous No.18783066]

>>18782951
Sherbert is basically a mix of sorbet and ice cream

[Anonymous No.18783067]

>>18782934
>sherbert
you also spell/pronounce it this way?
can only find sherbet or sorbets in store now, surely they used to be sell sherbert?

[Anonymous No.18783075]

>>18783067
sorbet and sherbert are different things

[Anonymous No.18783092]

>>18783075
Are sorbet, sherbert and sherbet three different things?

[Anonymous No.18783100]

>>18783092
"Sherbert" is just the Americanized term for Sherbet

[Anonymous No.18783109]

I refuse to eat sherbert because it is basically a bastardized American version of sherbet

[Anonymous No.18783122]

>>18783109
They're literally the same thing you muppet

[Anonymous No.18783142]

only someone who's never had a Wattamelon Roll would dislike sherbeRt

[Anonymous No.18783154]

>>18783109
cool it Herbert, have some sherbert

[Anonymous No.18783159]

>>18783100
That's a really rather bizarre Americanisation.

[Anonymous No.18783162]

>>18783142
I know a guy who was so ugly, he went to Friendly's and got punched in the face.

[Anonymous No.18783183]

>>18783109
I thought Austin Powers made a big deal of saying "sherbert". Are you sure that's the American version?

[Anonymous No.18783220]

>>18783109
it's sherbet. people pronounce it wrongwise sometimes but there is no accepted spelling with "bert" in it

[Anonymous No.18783252]

>>18783109
>>18783220
Do non-Americans really?

[Anonymous No.18783740]

>>18783183
Austin Powers is British baby! 'Sherbert' refers to something completely different here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherbet_(powder)

[Anonymous No.18783762]

>>18783142
How to obtain?

[Anonymous No.18783770]

[Anonymous No.18783787]

i miss you so much, braums cherry limeade sherbet

[Anonymous No.18783800]

>>18783762
available at Friendly's locations or supermarkets on the east coast. not sure sure they sell Friendly's ice cream in the midwest, southwest, west, southeast, or CCanada

[Anonymous No.18783809]

non dairy for me please

[Anonymous No.18783844]

>>18782934
>literally says sherbet in the image
>still types sherbert
i hate you retards

[Anonymous No.18783857]

>>18783009
my brother in christ
it is my only good childhood memory

[Anonymous No.18783866]

>>18782934
Gelato > Ice cream > Frozen custard > Frozen yogurt > Sorbet > Sherbet

[Anonymous No.18783879]

>>18783142
Bruhs I need it

[Anonymous No.18783885]

>>18783879
Same, reading online it's discontinued yet I'm seeing stores with it in stock? Which is it, goddamit, don't want to head to a store that has it and not get me a wattamelon roll.

[Anonymous No.18783897]

>>18783879
>>18783885
I haven't been in the USA in 6 years so idunno what the deal is. I would advise just calling one of the shops †bh. Also google tells me that Stop & Shop has them listed but I can't visit the site because they all have international firewalls now since the Ukrainian Unpleasantness

[Anonymous No.18783898]

>>18782934
SHARTBERT

[Anonymous No.18783955]

>>18782934
>>18782960
>>18783036
>>18783066
>>18783067
>>18783075
>>18783092
>>18783100
>>18783109
>>18783122
>>18783142
>>18783154
>>18783159
>>18783220
>>18783740

>Does anyone still eat sherbert
sherbert sounds like whoever invented it was insane and angry
MOTHER FUCKING SHJERBIT!!!!
>>18782943
>ahh the fourth flavour
hah

but yea

[Anonymous No.18783993]

fuck yes,i do
i agree it has gone under the radar

[Anonymous No.18784186]

I can't say that I do, although I have enjoyed it greatly in the past. I'm kind of ideologically against ice cream at this point.

[Anonymous No.18784197]

>>18782934
yup, always room for a 50/50 orange sherbert vanilla ice cream mix in my freezer desu

[Anonymous No.18784199]

>>18783220
new mandela effect
I'm going to make a youtube video about it and make $650

[Anonymous No.18784204]

>>18783879
As of? Cuz I definitely saw it over the summer. I remember because I knocked a box out of the freezer at a supermarket while reaching for a Vienetta (which was a huge mistake since it sucked so hard) and picked it up to put it back.

[Anonymous No.18784218]

I bought some last year and I ate 1 bowl of it and never touched it again. Orange sherbet in particular is sickeningly sweet. It has to be eaten in extremely small quantities and by that point half of it is crystallized and ruined.

[Anonymous No.18784823]

>>18782934
Yes, sherbet is still eaten by many people.

[Anonymous No.18785357]

>>18782934
I don't buy things like this anymore, but when I did I would pretty much always buy some kind of citrus sherbert.

[Anonymous No.18785372]

>>18782934
Sherbert is for serving on crackers

[Anonymous No.18785392]

>>18783866
No.
Gelato is inferior to ice cream and frozen custards. You bought into the European exceptionalism meme.