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Put a bit of seltzer in it. Yum
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 >

I feel the same way, however this is honestly a pretty popular opinion >

Yes! This!  I do this all the time.  Its like a shake.  Everyone tells me that its gross but they are just missing out. >

I just microwave my ice cream. >

I've met kindred spirits! I'll met I've found fellow egg salad sandwich in tomato soup dunkers!...Lots of crackers in all kinds of soup mashers (like the ice cream)!...extra points for doing those in public!!! >

When I do this my Grandpa calls it ice cream soup >

Heck yeah it is.  Team soup baby. >

I mash and swirl mine with a spoon round and round till it starts to get a gelato like consistency, its my meme version of we have gelato at home >

Sounds good. >

I pop mine in the microwave for just a few seconds to make the outside melty. I’ve caught so much crap from people about this, I’m relieved I’m not the only one who prefers the melty good stuff >

Save yourself the effort and just put your ice cream in the fridge instead of the freezer >

Downvote bc I agree. It's soooo good >

I prefer to wait until the ice cream melts to about cool gloopy cream levels. Perfection >

That's just a milkshake in a bowl 😭 >

I drink your milkshake >

I read this as: "Mashing up potato until it becomes a drinkable milkshake is better than eating hard ice cream"
And felt temporarily violated >

We always called it ice cream soup as kids. >

Have you tried eating with a spoon? Or soft serve? >

Well milkshakes bring the boys to the yard so this tracks. >

And eaten with a teaspoon >

yessss >

Absolutely agree! >

This is the true way. Hand mixing ice-cream so it's just a few steps above extra thick milkshake just changes the flavor somehow and it's definitely for the better. >

Yuck.  I find the texture of melted ice cream disgusting. It’s the reason I never liked egg nog…it’s like drinking a cup of melted ice cream. >

Literally exactly what I do. Love it >

I don't want my ice cream to be drinkable, but I prefer it to have the consistency of soft serve so that I don't have to chew it. For that reason I normally loathe ice cream with chunks of stuff in it. >

Not wrong. That’s a thing I do as well. >

Sounds like you need to invest in a blender >

This is true. With Milo mixed in with it. >

I like to throw it in the microwave for a few seconds >

I used to always do that when I was a kid. >

Take my upvote for belonging here >

I used to make ice cream soup all the time as a kid. Personally I had more of a whipping (like whipped cream) style of soupifaction, but if the end result is the same more power to ya >

I have very sensitive teeth... I just don't chew ice cream... who tf is chewing their ice cream??