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I feel the same way, however this is honestly a pretty popular opinion
I prefer something in between hard ice cream and milkshake >

Soft serve >>> >

I wish soft serve came in more flavors. Some places do, but otherwise it's chocolate, vanilla, or swirl and that's no fun. >

I have a soft serve maker at home.  Was not expensive and I can make any flavor I want.  Highly recommend. >

Think you responded to the wrong person.  My teeth are fine. >

i have sensitive teeth too
i avoid this issue by not biting the ice cream what is wrong with you >

Nah I bite the ice cream. I like my ice cream crunchy. >

mate i don't think that's ice cream >

Well not with that attitude >

Sensodyne toothpaste. It works. >

It’s really worth it if you have sensitive teeth. >

I always do this. I love soft serve ice cream. Super thick, dense, cold ice cream >>>>>> >

I swear, I feel like there’s things like this that everyone just did when younger but thought other people would think it’s weird >

I've been doing this almost my whole life especially with Neapolitan ice cream.
Edit: Although instead of making it soup like I just keep jabbing and stirring until it's soft served like texture.  I've had an ex who thought it weird. When I texted him about this quirk how I jabbed and stir until my ice cream has a soft serve texture/ sometimes soupy he responded with this "0_0" >

You wanna try something really crazy. Get a baguette and try using the ice creams as a dip like a super sweet cold hummus or something.
I know it sounds insane but it works.
Also might work with any savoury thing. Fries, crisps…will have to check. >

That actually sounds good I'll try it out. Here's a weird combo my brother did years ago vanilla ice cream mixed with otter pops. >

Brutally bad opinion.  Nicely done. >

That’s soft serve. You’re describing soft serve ice cream. >

Your teeth shouldn't be that sensitive, go to the dentist >

Pfft  I've been to the dentist. 20 years ago! 
Jk. My teeth are fine just sensitive like my mom lol >

Sounds like you both have a lot of cavities >

Sounds like you don‘t know what you’re talking about.
You can have sensitive teeth without having cavities. >

That level of sensitivity and legit “pain” would likely be more than a genetically thin enamel. If >

So you‘re a dentist and examined OP? >

Yes >

Must have examined them over the phone then. >

That's what I do!!!!! Gf and family, EVERYBODY, thinks I'm crazy!! They're the ones who are missing out though! Post just made my morning!!! >

You wanna try something really crazy. Get a baguette and try using the ice creams as a dip like a super sweet cold hummus or something.
I know it sounds insane but it works. >

Stay away from me and my family >

Try it, don’t worry about what other people think. You never know, you might like it. >

Grandpa? I didn't know you were on reddit! >

this is the only way i eat ice cream >

solution: lick the ice cream >

I prefer drinking it >

Microwave the pint for 25 seconds before consuming.  Soupy on the sides while the core melts and pools at the bottom >

This is the trick >


Normal ice cream? Hurts my teeth. Makes me cry in pain and agony. OWWWW. It's so cold! The pain! 

You have sensitive teeth, that's not normal
Not that I disagree with you tho, although ice cream isn't supposed to be hard, it's supposed to be soft, like cream >

The harder the ice cream the better! I do not like hard ice cream that has become soft. I like Soft serve/custards as they are Bc they’re supposed to be soft. >

Ice cream soup! been making it for years lol >

Take care of your teeth and maybe you'd enjoy it. >

Yessss! I've been doing this my entire life and it 100% makes icecream better >

I totally disagree, I love to chew my ice cream, but fair's fair, this is unpopular so upvote! >

Just pour a little milk in that. >

Dude get some sensodyne. Eat your ice cream however you want but it shouldn't hurt THAT bad. You will feel so much better >

Yeah I should tbh my teeth are quite sensitive >

Found Link.... IYKYK >

At this point just buy milkshake? Cheaper etc. Ice cream is too sweet for drink. >

In what world is a milkshake cheaper? At minimum $4 at any fast food place, $7 at a sit down restaurant. Or you could just buy a half gallon for $3-4 and get several milkshakes/ice cream soups out of it. >

Where I live, the leading milkshake franchise is 25$ for a reg, 31$ for large >

There is no ice cream in the world worth $30. >

Always did that as a kid, good memories >

I actually stick it in the microwave for a few seconds. I don't like soup but it gets it closer to soft serve texture right before it melts. Chocolate syrup added is a bonus. >

eat ice cream or drink a milkshake
but don't make the rest of us watch you slurp melted goo from a bowl like some barbarian >

A bowl is just a short wide cup. >

bowl is bowl 😕
bowl is wide cup 😮
bowl is deep plate 🤯 >

nostalgia >

Finally an unpopular opinion I can agree with