Wednesday February 15, 2012

Cold Stone's 'Coolly's'

Cold Stone's 'Coolly's'

Cold Stone Creamery Japan introduces a new product which is made of ice cream and frozen drink. “Coolly’s” has three variations; Mango ice cream with frozen mango, cheesecake ice cream with frozen strawberries, and banana ice cream with frozen blueberries.

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    rjd_jr

    New product? Don't they call that a milkshake everywhere else in the world? Or even a smoothie?

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    Zen_Builder

    Hmm, 600 yen for it too.

    Give me a Strawberry Sundae at MickeyD for less than a 3rd of that.

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    Pozzy

    I'm pretty sure it's a play on the term 'Coulis' which is often a sweet fruit puree (often used to garnish a dessert)

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    surfology101

    Isn't "coolie" a derogatory term for South and Southeast Asian laborers? Cold Stone's doing wonders for Japan-China relations...maybe trying to turn it "stone-cold."

    Moderator: The spelling is different.

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    KissMint

    It probably tastes good, but it looks kind of gross...

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    yojoe

    MickeyD? What's thaT?

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    wilbur

    old product with a new name for the japanese

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    Blue_Tiger

    There's a Cold Stone Stor in LaLa Port. My wife and I almost went.....until we saw how long the line to get in was.....

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    ca1ic0cat

    I will never understand the Japanese fascination with mango. But that's just me.

    On the other hand I refuse to pay Cold Stone prices. This fad is too rich for my blood!

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    thepro

    Do Japanese people still line up for ice cream and donuts in Tokyo?

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    Blue_Tiger

    They do at Lala Port, thepro. We went there two weeks ago, and there were huge lines at Krispy Kreme and Cold Stone....

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    ca1ic0cat

    Krispy Kreme....funny, the one in Rochester, NY has gone out of business. I wonder how long the Cold Stone(s) will last?

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