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Light but not lite
Technically, it isn't eavesdropping if you've attempted to tune it out, right? The hospital waiting room was quiet, though, and one point of the conversation behind me definitely registered. While I'd brought a novel to occupy the hours I'd be sitting there; the ladies stationed behind me had opted for...
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Call them "tearjerkers " or " weepers ", but you know what I mean--books that make you cry. Even if you don't admit to enjoying a good three-hankie read, you'll find one of your favorites on someone's shortlist. Anything from A Child Called It to Gone with the Wind to...
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Linda Sappenfield
on 02-08-2011
Stories that turn you inside out
One should be careful what to wish for this week. Only infrequently do I fondly remember Midwestern weather, but those snowed-in days were wonderful (as long as the power stayed on). A pile-up of the white stuff invites cocooning and simmering vats of soup on the stove. Best of all, one is absolved from...
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on 01-31-2011
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The King's Speech could be one of the best horror movies ever. King George VI, forced to address audiences of millions despite having a noticeable stutter , surely experienced unimaginable dread before such occasions. The film conveys the terror of the king's predicament; he could clearly foresee...
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Well, what did you expect?
Ikea does it again! Their cleverly designed tier of wire document trays sitting to my left has just yielded the answer to an unavoidable question. Amid household receipts and insurance papers awaiting pre-income tax filing, I dredged up a snapshot of a popular book display from years ago. This feature...
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Just for the record, the book towers on second floor of the library featured Gems from Nancy Pearl even before Library Journal named Pearl 2011 Librarian of the Year . LJ rightfully praises Pearl's innovative training and advocacy for books and libraries. What I appreciate most is the uncanny knack...
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If I were a better person, I'd have completely finished Go Down Together: The True Untold Story of Bonnie & Clyde in time for Tuesday's Round Rock Reads! kickoff . As it is, events this weekend meandered out of control in true Bonnie & Clyde fashion. First, the process of un-holidaying...
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If Sam Bass had resolved to change his ways on New Year's Day back in 1878, giving up his bank- and train-robbing habit, he might have lived past his 27 th birthday. Then, Round Rock probably wouldn't have been elected as his final destination . Perhaps it was already too late for Sam. A couple...
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Driving to work today, I smilingly observed my subdivision's latest décor upgrade. Even amid the holiday displays, my gaze was drawn to the symmetry, precision, and pleasing arrangement of--the trash cans. It's not just that they all match now; City of Round Rock crews replace those brown containers...
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on 12-20-2010
Thinking beyond our two front teeth
For enduring satisfaction (on both sides), few gift options match the perfect book. However, after recently purchasing for this holiday season, I know how difficult it can be to find the right choice among thousands of offerings. So, I asked library co-workers for ideas, suggesting that they confide...
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Editor's Note: This article previously listed items received by D.C. police from the 1033 program. The article now correctly reflects that the program distributed those items to multiple agencies in the city and not solely to the Metropolitan Police Department.
WASHINGTON -- After seeing Humvees, tanks and police armed with military-grade equipment in the small town of Ferguson, Missouri, Attorney General Eric Holder is calling for a Department of Justice investigation into the programs which provide the items to local police departments, including D.C. police.
Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton says images of armed police and tanks rolling down the streets of the small city of Ferguson have, at times, made it look like a war zone.
"So you have a boiling steam already there that's crowned off, by of all things, a militarized police force -- police who have no relationship to the community but now they're out as if they're from Afghanistan or Iraq," Norton says on Newschannel 8.
She praises the attorney general's call for a Justice Department investigation into the programs supplying local police with military-grade equipment.
"Some of this was clearly misused, misdirected and could only have been used against the people," she says.
One congressionally mandated program supplying police departments with military grade equipment, called 1033, is run by the Law Enforcement Support Office.
The program was part of the National Defense Authorization Act. It began in 1991 in an effort to counteract growing drug-related crimes and was revised in 1997 to include counterterrorism.
Michelle McCaskill, a spokeswoman with the Defense Logistics Agency, says local jurisdictions apply for items listed as excess Department of Defense property and, if approved, only have to pay for the cost of transporting them.
"We're talking about office supplies, blankets, sleeping bags, computers, digital cameras. And that also includes some military equipment," she says of the items available to local jurisdictions.
The 1033 program is just one of several federal programs that provide military- style equipment to local police.
According to program documents, law enforcement agencies in D.C. have been acquiring items from the 1033 program since 1993.
WTOP previously reported items such as helicopters, night vision image intensifiers, "laser, gas" and a camouflage screening system went to D.C. police. The list also included non-tactical items like forklifts, parkas, field packs and binoculars.
Pat Mackin, deputy at the Law Enforcement Support Office, says the documents provided to WTOP listing D.C. as a recipient of excess Department of Defense items could also reflect federal agencies operating inside the city.
The Department of Defense defers to local jurisdictions about how specific they want to be in disclosing the items they've received through the program, Mackin says.
Every state has a 1033 program coordinator that works as a point person for the program, however D.C. does not have a program coordinator, he says.
Metropolitan Police Chief Cathy Lanier released the following statement on Tuesday in response to WTOP's story.
- "The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), the source for the WTOP story, reports
resource transfers on an aggregate level by jurisdiction. In this instance, items
acquired by any agency located in the District of Columbia -- including federal
agencies -- are reported as a whole. The information reported in the WTOP article
is misleading, at best. It refers to equipment received by 'D.C. Police' without
naming the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) specifically. As best as MPD and
DLA records indicate, the equipment listed in the article was not acquired by MPD.
We are still working to identify resources that may have been acquired in the early and mid-1990s. In 2008, the Department did receive 500 AR-15 rifles through the 1033 program. These are not actually listed in this accounting because they were transferred directly to the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Cheltenham, Maryland, on MPD's behalf. These firearms are essential to safeguarding District residents, workers, and visitors. Unfortunately, from lone gunmen at the Navy Yard, Holocaust Museum, and the White House, to heavily armed criminals, our community faces danger for which MPD officers must be prepared. I believe our community is safer because of the training and expertise of MPD members, and I am proud of our officers' commitment to protecting everyone in the nation's capital."
Lanier further defended the federal equipment-sharing program during an appearance on Newschannel 8 Wednesday.
"To think that this is a bad program or somehow it's putting out advanced weaponry that's homeland security related, all that is just not true," Lanier said.
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Calling Your Own Fouls
Recently, I've been playing a lot of basketball. Mostly pickup games at the gym. Now, I'm not the most spectacular player by any stretch of the imagination. In fact, I'm often reminded by my teammates that I'd probably fit in better on a football field than a basketball court, but I'm still learning.
The nature of the pickup game, though, is such that there usually isn't a referee. Most often, there's nobody whose job it is to make the calls, enforce the rules, and make sure that everyone's playing fair. Because of this, it's really left up to the individual players to call our own fouls, track our own out of bounds, and watch for travelling, keep track of the score, and decide what is and isn't "fair play."
It's a raw version of Huizinga's magic circle, especially considering that, regardless of the individual players' full, half, or even just partial understanding of the rules is generally just submitted to whomever the players believe best understands them.
Put another way, I often have a hard time with the intricacies of basketball rules: Three in the key, hand is part of the ball, proper screening, hand on the back when you're defending, boxing-out techniques, foul rules on rebounds… There are just so many things that I don't completely understand the specifics of, and so I generally try to take what more-experienced players on the court tell me as truth.
All players, upon entering the court's magic circle, agree to abide by the group's consensus of calls on the court, for most anything, except for one rather specific instance.
Fouls. Everyone is expected to call their own fouls. When you foul someone, you're expected to say something, so that the offended player/team can get the ball back and everyone can start playing again.
Now, of course, because it's a bunch of human beings playing, as opposed to robots, this opens up the system to abuse, as players are allowed to self-determine what is and is not a foul. The system's effectiveness is determined by honesty, which can sometimes be difficult to ascertain when both individuals in a situation are in conflict, each with a stake in the outcome of a decision.
So, we appeal to sportsmanship, and the desire for fair play, in the hopes that our own common decency will allow us to look a little past our personal gain towards the greater goal of everyone getting back to the game and playing again.
Granted, the stake and the repercussions may not be all that high in a pickup basketball game, and so generally things go relatively smoothly. But not always.
On Facebook, forums, and message boards, or even in random conversations in real-life, I feel like we similarly enter into a "magic circle" when we offer an opinion. We agree to allow for others to look over something that we've stated, and respond to it.
Much like a game of pickup basketball, we tend to pick teams quickly, deciding for or against a given opinion, with those who don't care choosing not to enter the circle. What is interesting, though, is how quickly we end up in a foul situation, with two or more individuals battling over a "call" that was made.
The desire is not to get back to the game, instead, the game is transformed into "winning the call," and we pride ourselves on our own moral victories over another individual simply because we were "right" and they were "wrong." We delude ourselves into believing that the "call" is what's important, when the reality is that even when you have a referee, sometimes the wrong call is made. Sometimes it doesn't come out in your favor, but you've got to keep on going, and keep on playing anyway.
But so often, we don't do that. Instead, we focus on the call, we let it boil inside of us. We get angry, bitter, or spiteful that someone would dare make the call against us. Or, on the flip side, we instead make the call pre-emptively, assuming a foul before the play has even occurred. We call foul when, in fact, the play was clean to begin with.
Now, of course, the metaphor is starting to get away from me here, but I'd just like to leave it at this – We, each of us, are either playing the game, or we're standing on the sidelines watching. Each time that we engage someone else, each time that we decide to share our thoughts with others, we consciously decide to take a shot.
From that point in, you're in the magic circle, you're on the court, and you don't always get to decide who's going to be playing with you. But that doesn't mean that we can't show a little good sportsmanship. Play the game.
Because unlike basketball, there's not always a clear winner. But if we don't learn to call our own fouls, you can be sure there will be plenty of losers.
Online Petitions and Boycotts
Every so often I get little invites on Facebook or in my email inbox to join this or that petition. "Boycott buying gas on this day!" or "Stop this Presidential Nominee" or "Join the fight against Rabies!"
To me, this kind of stuff is just plain nonsense. What possible use could some random online petition have? There's so many ways to manipulate online information that it would be extremely and unreasonably difficult, if not impossible to verify every name on an online petition. And in all honesty, what would then be done?
It's my personal belief that these types of groups are nothing but a waste of time, and are only sent on by those who want to do something but aren't strong enough to stand up and do it in real life, so they waste time and brainpower on these useless pursuits.
If you really want to go save the whales, join a registered and legitimate organization to do so. There are plenty to choose from. If you think that a candidate shouldn't get the office, then vote against them, and encourage others to do so. If you think that gas prices are too high, then get up, and write to the offices, not to your buddies in an online chat room.
The things that I say online are a direct reflection of my personal feelings on an issue, and I've stated them as such. You're free to hold me to them, because that's what they're there for. Here, I try not to have a personal crusade against anything except for boredom and possibly silliness, but otherwise I try to just post up my opinions.
But I'll never join any online political or agenda-based groups, simply because I know they don't work.
But then again, maybe I'll sign a "Down with Online Petitions" petition. At least that's something that I believe in.
- Kyle
Facebook: Better than MySpace
While most of the world has latched onto the wild world of MySpace, I've found that I actually prefer Facebook instead. MySpace allows you to contact all kinds of people all over the world, creating your own "virtual network" of a whole lot of people that you might not even know. To me, it just seems like a place where you're bound to find trouble with creeps who try to take advantage of others.
On MySpace, you don't have to tell anyone who you are, but can pretty much look up all kinds of information on other people. The pages are wide open, and you can change the layouts, pictures, and information to whatever you want. There really aren't any limits, and therefore some of the pages can get pretty nutso. (I'm talking everything from full-flashing animated GIF backgrounds to uncomfortable pictures.) It seems that the sites aren't really moderated at all, and that the "community" around it isn't usually the best crowd."
Facebook, on the other hand, seems a lot better regulated. Many of the features are disabled, such as backgrounds and CSS formatting, which keep all of the individual user pages fundamentally identical. You're welcome to add a whole lot of widgets and enhancements, but they're just enhancements, and allow only a limited amount of customization. This helps to keep down the larger images that might offend someone who accidentally "stumbles" onto a page.
The key difference between the two systems, however, is in the way that you approach each one. While on MySpace you can be pretty much whomever you please, and you never have to reveal yourself in order to connect with whoever you like, the Facebook community is run differently.
It attracts a mostly college crowd, stemming from its original goal as a method for college chums to connect with one another. Originally, you were required to use a college email address in order to log in, but that was changed after a good number of potential members who were no longer in college, or who were already graduated. Now, it's more of a tool to network with friends, as well as former college and high school friends. As such, the community is generally of a more educated and professional quality than that of MySpace. As a result, most of the society seems to be less "extreme" in their approaches.
In any case, I'm actively on Facebook, but I avoid MySpace completely. Why is that? Well, I prefer the clean-cut, and overall simplicity that Facebook provides, while I'm kind of annoyed by the entire MySpace system in general. Is it fair? Is it right? Eh, I just feel that it's my not-so-humble opinion.
- Kyle


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WASHINGTON -- A violent outburst involving children and staffers at a Fairfax County preschool ended with an employee in handcuffs.
The incident occurred about 1 p.m. Tuesday at Chesterbrook Academy Preschool in Centreville, Virginia, when "a cook and longtime employee had a sudden outburst of uncontrolled behavior," the preschool said in a statement to ABC7.
Veronica Bailey, a 33-year-old cook at the preschool, is accused of assaulting three children, the daycare's principal and two staffers, according to ABC 7.
No one was seriously hurt.
Bailey is charged with five counts of assault and battery and destruction of property.
Fairfax County Police tell ABC 7 Bailey is scheduled to undergo a mental health evaluation.
No one went to the hospital, but parents are concerned because the situation occurred in a school that cares for infants and toddlers.
"It's scary, it's very scary. You don't know what could happen," parent Rick Flagg tells ABC 7.
Flagg says he knows Bailey and is surprised by the allegations.
"She actually had my kids in her room -- she was a real nice person," he adds.
The statement ABC 7 received from the daycare says staff quickly implemented emergency procedures and police arrived promptly. Also, "The employee is no longer with Chesterbrook Academy and we are grateful that no one was seriously injured."
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Melrose Coffeehouse Opening Friday, October 3rd!Have you been missing the music, joy, camaraderie and FUN of the Melrose Coffeehouse!? Well, we're starting up again on Friday, October 3rd from 7 to 10pm. Can't wait to see everyone again, enjoy some great gourmet coffees, hot chocolate and baked goods and listen to Casper's amazingly talented musicians! There is no cover charge at Melrose; we encourage tips to the musicians. Coffee and baked goods sales go to good causes in the community, but everyone is always welcome to come in free of charge and just enjoy a relaxing evening in the company of friendly folks!


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I had literally just marked my gift not received this morning when my boyfriend emailed me that I had received a package today. Not wanting to get rematched unnecessarily (since I know how many people actually need rematches!), I had him open it at home to confirm that it was my Tabletop exchange present. He tells me that it's a bunch of tiny Pokémon figurines--perfect for playing Pokémon Tabletop Adventures! I will definitely post pictures when I get home--thank you, Santa! (I've unmarked my not received--hopefully before a Santa was assigned!)
Edit: Okay, now I've finally gotten home and had the chance to check out the 24 minis, and I'm super excited! I got a great variety and a number of my favorites.
I received minis of the following Pokémon: Blaziken Celebi Charizard Cloyster Diglett Electrike Gothitelle Growlithe Gyarados Marill Meditite Nosepass Nuzleaf Oshawott Pichu Porygon Purrloin Scyther Shiftry Shinx Silcoon (maybe Cascoon? They look so similar...) Slowking Torchic Wurmple
Sorry it took so long for it to be shipped to you, the shipper took their sweet time. I'm just happy that you got them.
No problem! That's happened to me before, too, and I only marked it not received because I got the big scary "final warning!" message. Thank you so much!


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Your fave ice cream flavors from the Mtl ice cream shops
What are your favorite ice cream flavors, from the different Montreal ice cream shops that make their own ice cream? I still have yet to try chocolate-ginger & strawberry-basil flavours from Bo Bec Cremiere, highly recommended by someone on this board, as I didn't realize they don't open year-round(as I went there during the winter).
re: finefoodie55
Mind elaborating on what "tire" flavour is? I'm intrigued.
re: julie_
It's not vulcanized rubber flavour if that's what you were thinking. It's actually maple taffee (tire d'érable in French). It's only available during sugaring-off season.
re: SnackHappy
OH! Of course. Well, y'know, Rocky Road... Tire... could happen! I envision a black-licorice flavour...
re: julie_
Black licorice... that would be old-fashioned Tiger-Tail: Orange ice cream with black licorice swirl. I wonder if that is still available anywhere... anyone know?
re: Andria
I seen it in the Nestle Parlour type ice cream shops a lot. Ripples did a "fudgy orange" flavor a couple of years ago but I haven't seen it since - instead of licorice they used dark chocolate (it was pretty good!)
re: Andria
Hey we are on the same wave length luv it got it originally at a Baskins Robins on Laurentian Blvd in St. Laurent about 5-6 years ago
Do not even know if it is still there
but if you find it anywhere save some for me....
re: chilipepper
Where is Scoops? Is it possible you mean Ripples?
re: mainsqueeze
Yes Ripples Sorry
Caramel and sea salt at Meu-Meu.
Burnt maple caramel at Havre aux Glaces
Maple taffy at Bilboquet
Pistachio gelato at Roberto
Pineapple-basil at Léo le glacier
By the way, there's already a comprehensive discussion regarding Montreal ice cream on this thread:
re: mainsqueeze
Does Meu-Meu really have the caramel & sea salt flavor or is it an urban legend? I have went three times since last year and they have always just ran out!
re: hungryann
:) They do really have it. They tend to cycle through the flavors I want all the time too :P
re: mainsqueeze
One thing I found out about Meu-Meu, is that on rainy days they close(so they were closed yesterday I'm pretty sure). I believe they only operate in the spring & summer months.
re: mainsqueeze
Any idea how long Leo le Glacier has been opened (how many years)? I was asked this, but I didn't know the answer
I'm not an ice cream chaser but Bilboquet's Vanilla-Rasberry is pretty special. Caveat though. Their products are overpriced (presumably because of location, rich Outremont).
re: everyonelovessushi
Yeah, and there's one in "rich Westmount" too. And everyone knows that all people who live in Outremont and Westmount are rolling in vats of money. What's your point?
IMHO, Bilboquet's products are not overpriced compared to others of similar quality, and IIRC about the same as Ben & Jerry's.
re: cherylmtl
Point well taken. I believe I voted for Bilboquet's Vanilla-Raspberry as the best ice cream in Montreal. I believe I also said it was slightly overpriced because of a location that cater's to a largely affluent population. I'm a relatively poor member of that population.
I also love B & J's Coffee Buzz Buzz. But it's not locally produced and hard to find.
re: everyonelovessushi
i just had two scoops of coffee buzz buzz at the b & j location on mcgill college.
re: djou
The demaissoneuve location doesn't seem to sell it. I know many people who are still flabbergasted that coffee coffee buzz buzz was downsized. I mean what an amazing flavour. I know B & J Montreal locations were having distribution problems earlier in the year. Does this have anything to do with it?
re: everyonelovessushi
Isn't their De Maisoneuve location considered their flagship Montreal location(or maybe now it's their Monkland location). Any B&J flavours you like, but not available at B&J Montreal locations, but still made?
re: Andria
Unless it's to take the factory tour there's no need to travel so far south. Price Choppers in Plattsburgh and St. Albans carry Chubby Hubby.
re: rcianci
Really? St. Albans is a double foodie stop then... I love the pizza at Mimmo's.
re: Andria
According to B&J's website, the Price Chopper at 170 Swanton Rd. Rte. 7 carries it.
re: Andria
My favourite B & J flavour is Coffee Heath Bar Crunch, but I haven't seen it in Montreal for several years. As an alternative I 'd been getting Vanilla Heath Bar Crunch at the de Maisoneuve location(I hope they're still carrying it, as I couldn't find Vanilla Heath Bar Crunch at the Ste-Catherine location recently).
re: everyonelovessushi
They have coffee coffee buzzbuzzbuzz at the de Maisonneuve location now - I saw it there today. And better yet, they have a new special from 4 to 7 pm everyday - 3 for 3 - it's 3 scoops of ice cream for $3. This comes in very handy when you have a hungry 13-year-old walking home from day camp...
re: everyonelovessushi
I don't find Bilboquet overpriced. It's cheaper than Meu Meu, that's for sure.
re: mainsqueeze
What kind of prices at Bilboquet(I haven't checked in a long time)? What prices does Meu Meu charge(I can rembember now)?
re: afoodyear
One small scoop is about $3?
re: pinalafina
Plus que parfait is the most adorable name for an ice-cream shop ever. I wish I had come up with that. Strangely, I don't think I've ever noticed this place before, and I'm in Mile-End all the time.
I liked the ginger flavour at Havre aux glaces, but I thought it would be better served alongside another flavour... maybe something like maple? It didn't seem like a standalone flavour to me.
I have not tried too many, but one I really enjoyed last fall was the Chestnut ice cream at Havre aux Glaces.....but then I am partial to chestnuts.
re: mainsqueeze
If there is a heaven, Havre Aux Glaces will be there. That place can pretty much do no wrong.
re: afoodyear
Havre Aux Glaces has a trumpet mushroom flavor in their cooler right now - interesting, surprisingly good really :)
re: afoodyear
Ooooh! Thanks for the tip! I must try it.
re: afoodyear
Isn't pleurote oyster mushroom, not trumpet?
Anyway, I tried it last night and it was amazing, especially paired with the burnt maple caramel flavour. Heaven!
re: mainsqueeze
Yes, you're correct. My mistake! I also paired it with the maple caramel brulee :D
re: mainsqueeze
Hey!!! I just did that combo yesterday! I thought I was taking one for the team ordering the pleurot, but you beat me to it.
My friends tasted it, made strange faces and one shook his head like my dog did when I gave him a Listerene strip.
re: Andria
«My friends tasted it, made strange faces and one shook his head like my dog did when I gave him a Listerene strip.»
Psychological block much? The flavour is so mild and unmushroomy, I can't imagine anyone having that kind of reaction if it were served double-blind. Seriously doubt whether even 1% who tasted it in blissful ignorance would be able to guess the flavour. They might not like it. But hate it? Nah.
re: carswell
I have to agree, but he didn't like either the Ménager or Figatelli sausage from Les Cochons Tout Ronds either! Shocking to me. I guess everyone has different tastes, but I am surenif they did the blind test, they would proclaim it tasty, with an oddly familiar flavor... can't quite put my finger on it.
Bo-Bec on Laurier corner Chambord. Flavors are always changing and Gilles makes a point of making some you will not find elsewhere like 'Limonade Rose' on top of the classics. Use to have a sign saying 'Fait artisanalement ici même à la main'
re: tohtem
Actually it was more like «Crème glacée artisanale faite ici même sur place». The GF and I used to make fun of it all the time. That being, said, we now live in St-Michel and still drive down to Bo-Bec for his ice cream as well as the soft serve which is the best I've found in the city.
re: Campofiorin
Their soft-serve is their own product?
re: Campofiorin
What time does Bo-Bec close(is it late in the evening)?
re: Campofiorin
For me, I'm looking for stiff soft-serve ice cream. I can't find it these days. All the soft-serve ice cream, I've tried in recent years have been too soft.
re: Campofiorin
Talking of soft serve... I usually prefer firm ice cream, but at Le Festin de Babette on St-Denis, their soft ice cream "à l'ancienne" is really worth the try. You can mix flavors, and the huge portion is served in a crispy waffle cone... delish. One is probably big enough for 2 !
re: Chocolatine
You also prefer firm soft serve ice cream. Is soft serve at Le Festin de Babette firm?
re: Chocolatine
They use the regular commercial Nielson ice cream(hard ice cream) to make their old-fashioned soft serve ice cream. They put the Nielson ice cream in the machine they usually use to make frozen yogurt with plus they add whatever flavour I choose(I chose Du Lac which is blueberries & raspberries), & voila it's their old-fashioned soft serve ice cream. They charge $4.75 for it! La Cremiere chain, also makes soft-serve that way.
re: tohtem
I like strawberry-basil at Bo-Bec.
re: tohtem
Limonade Rose would be a sorbet? One of the things in Montreal artisanal ice cream I'm looking for are ice cream flavours that usually are only made into sorbet(example: Pineapple, Grapefruit). Also looking for Montreal ice cream shops to make artisanal soft-serve ice cream.
re: BLM
I really like Leo le Glacier's blueberry ice cream and their pink grapefruit/campari sorbet. The last time I went I didn't order anything since I don't have much of a sweet tooth. I just took a few bites of my husband's pistachio ice cream, so they came over and gave me a free fig/almond ice cream which was very good . I thought it was a nice gesture.
re: Plateaumaman
Blueberry ice cream sounds interesting. I'll try it soon at Leo le Glacier.
re: Plateaumaman
No more blueberry ice cream for this summer. Stopped making it weeks ago. Too bad, I really wanted to try it.
re: afoodyear
I'll try to get there tomorrow(no time today).
re: afoodyear
Meu-meu has blueberry sorbet, not ice cream. Tried it today. Found it a bit too sweet.
re: afoodyear
I'll asked them about it, when I go there next time(maybe later this week).
this summer my favorite has been coaticook's "tire et pépite d'érable"
two summers ago i was always eating the cointreau flavor at leo le glacier but the last few times i went they didn't have it in stock (haven't been there in a while though)
re: moss
I was wondering how come the Point G coma only ranks as the 63rd answer?
It's really worth trying. Yes, the mojito flavour is exquisite but the Sicilian pistachio is out of this word!
re: nwada
There is this little french pastry shop on the northwest corner of Monkland and Oxford that has an amazing gelato flavour. It's vanilla/rose/with bits of something (white chocolate? Cheese?--melts too fast to identify but has a great mouth feel). I've never tasted anything like it but it is now my favorite ice cream flavour ever. Will try to get back with the name. Other favs--the Bilboquet tire d'erable or coffee or lychee sorbet, MeuMeu lavender or caramel with sea salt. On the lowbrow end I also like Dairy Queen banana milkshakes but you have to ask them to use a real banana PLUS the banana syrup.
re: daimon4
Patisserie De Nancy?
Tried the honey and fig at H-ave-au-glace saturday monring and it was delicious. Very smooth, not too sweet and full of fig chunks.
re: Dusty08
«their maple ice cream which is only available in the spring»
Their maple taffy (tire d'érable) ice cream is available only in the spring. If I'm not mistaken, they also sell a maple ice cream year round.
re: carswell
Another vote for the tire d'erable in the Spring. WOW!
Thanks so much for this thread! My family and I just spent a couple days in Montreal on vacation, and I had done research before hand on chowhound. Based on this board, we visited Marche Jean Talon, and because of this thread, we went to Hevre aux Glaces there. My seven-year-old and I tried a flavor called Caramel Brule de Sirop d'Erable, or soemthing like that, and it was the most amazing ice cream I have ever eaten. I think we may have to move to Montreal in order to have access to Hevre aux Glaces.
Made the happiest discovery today while walking around Westmount...the Bilboquet at 4864 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest is still open. Just when the days were getting gloomy and my ice cream withdrawal was reaching a frenzy, the staff mentioned this was the only location they decided not to close for the season. Yea!
My ultimate combo is at Meu-Meu (when they have them), one scoop of coconut milk and one of tamarind. It's like being in thailand! The first time I tried it, I actually turned around before i had reached the end of the block and went back to order it again. This from a person who says they don't like sweets.
the green tea and the ginger at pêché glacé. They even work well in the same cone! I think they are open all year, but have a much more limited selection in the winter.
Choco orange at Bilboquet.I tried to stray but it's my favourite and i am boring.It's grand Marnier in a choco ball.
The mango/raspberry sorbets
Ripples: kulfi : the cardanum Indian sweet derivative.The chai one too.
I tried gelato at the boutique pizzeria Bottega - Hazelnut even better than Da Roberto's because it's artisanal ice cream rather than syrups.
Meu Meu the candied citron/lemon one. I didn't like the Lavender one.
Gelateria da Roberto: Back in 1983/85, they had this layered ice cream cake called Ile de france (they still do but its name has changed) - hazelnut , zuppa inglese and chocolate or caffe.
Bacio,Gianduja,zuppa inglese are still the best. Cantaloupe and strawberries go nicely together.They switched syrups from Fabbri to Pernigotti.
Haven't tried the ice creams at Marius and Fanny .No idea if Patisserie de Nancy on monkland ice cream as great as well.
Never had ice cream at Point G on Mont Royal either (G stands for gaufres and gelato -macarons now).G spot you know.
Havres aux glaces only had green tea.It was Meh.
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re: Regina Margherita
I'm looking for the best coconut ice cream in the area... so far all the various shops I've tried over the years have left me underwhelmed. When I was younger and used to spend holidays with my grandparents in Palm Beach, they would always have the best pina colada flavored ice cream I've ever tasted and to this day I have never found any place locally or otherwise that makes it half as good! I'll still stock up on the storebought coconut sorbets that you can find all over the city that come in a small clear plastic tub, but I'll continue my search for coconut/pina colada ice cream or yogurt in Montreal!
Meu Meu's is just decent. I tried both Havre au Glaces across from the At. Market and Bilboquet on Sherbrooke last summer, both were only okay. Still searching...
, Montreal, QC H2Y, CA
re: OliverB
Sometimes at Plus que parfait they have cocount ice cream and pineapple sorbet. I ask for both and it satisfies my pina colada craving.
They are located at 60 Fairmount West and are closed during winter.
re: pinalafina
Thanks, I'll give this a shot!


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