President Biden now has an ice cream named after his favorite flavor, chocolate chip.
Jenis favorite flavor
"Joe Biden is officially the president of the United States, and his supporters are celebrating with ice cream — lots and lots of ice cream.
A day following the inauguration, Jeni's Splendid, an Ohio-based ice cream company, launched its latest flavor tailored to Biden's favorite order. According to the nationwide brand, Biden has been frequenting some of its 40+ scoop shops since 2012 when he found a fondness for its creative confections. He and founder Jeni Britton Bauer became fast friends (over their mutual love of ice cream, of course) and, over the years, she got to know his go-to orders.
Spoon of ice cream (Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams)
Spoon of ice cream (Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams)
In honor of his first days in the Oval Office, Britton Bauer produced a batch of White House Chocolate Chip, a flavor inspired by Biden's favorite order: a double scoop of chocolate chip ice cream on a waffle cone. Served by the pint only, the ice cream can be purchased online and in scoop shops by the pint starting Thursday, for a limited time. It includes crunchy chocolate flakes from Theo Chocolate and little pieces of chocolate-covered waffle cones swirled throughout a "velvety vanilla" ice cream.
Drawing upon Biden's inauguration speech, Britton Bauer described the flavor as one that "can bring people together," which was her mission when she first founded the company in 2002.
Because who could feel divided over ice cream? (That is, unless we're discussing mustard ice cream.)
"We are launching this flavor with a vision for building a brighter future in mind. We must support the work of bringing America together and of building a future for us all,” Britton Bauer said in a media statement. “White House Chocolate Chip is a flavor perfectly positioned for meeting on common ground. It’s a play on Joe’s favorite flavor, and, like Joe, easy to love. It is meant to be a token of appreciation for the moment. And, I hope, a beacon of light and love."
As many Americans have known since Biden served as vice president for Barack Obama, the man has a sweet spot for cold, creamy desserts. In 2012, a photo of Biden enjoying an ice cream cone in his signature Ray Ban aviators with two $10 bills in has hand went viral and was quickly dubbed the "chillest" photo of a politician ever."
It's a great idea to promote bipartisan unity. Who doesn't love ice cream?
But why stop there? Why not name OTHER ice cream flavors after Sleepy Joe?
How about "Stay Awake During Interview Double Chocolate Mocha Supreme?"
Or "Kid Touching Mini Cherry Poppers Vanilla?"
Or "Paint your kids white marshmallow cream supreme?"
I'd buy it.
Jenis favorite flavor
"Joe Biden is officially the president of the United States, and his supporters are celebrating with ice cream — lots and lots of ice cream.
A day following the inauguration, Jeni's Splendid, an Ohio-based ice cream company, launched its latest flavor tailored to Biden's favorite order. According to the nationwide brand, Biden has been frequenting some of its 40+ scoop shops since 2012 when he found a fondness for its creative confections. He and founder Jeni Britton Bauer became fast friends (over their mutual love of ice cream, of course) and, over the years, she got to know his go-to orders.
Spoon of ice cream (Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams)
Spoon of ice cream (Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams)
In honor of his first days in the Oval Office, Britton Bauer produced a batch of White House Chocolate Chip, a flavor inspired by Biden's favorite order: a double scoop of chocolate chip ice cream on a waffle cone. Served by the pint only, the ice cream can be purchased online and in scoop shops by the pint starting Thursday, for a limited time. It includes crunchy chocolate flakes from Theo Chocolate and little pieces of chocolate-covered waffle cones swirled throughout a "velvety vanilla" ice cream.
Drawing upon Biden's inauguration speech, Britton Bauer described the flavor as one that "can bring people together," which was her mission when she first founded the company in 2002.
Because who could feel divided over ice cream? (That is, unless we're discussing mustard ice cream.)
"We are launching this flavor with a vision for building a brighter future in mind. We must support the work of bringing America together and of building a future for us all,” Britton Bauer said in a media statement. “White House Chocolate Chip is a flavor perfectly positioned for meeting on common ground. It’s a play on Joe’s favorite flavor, and, like Joe, easy to love. It is meant to be a token of appreciation for the moment. And, I hope, a beacon of light and love."
As many Americans have known since Biden served as vice president for Barack Obama, the man has a sweet spot for cold, creamy desserts. In 2012, a photo of Biden enjoying an ice cream cone in his signature Ray Ban aviators with two $10 bills in has hand went viral and was quickly dubbed the "chillest" photo of a politician ever."
It's a great idea to promote bipartisan unity. Who doesn't love ice cream?
But why stop there? Why not name OTHER ice cream flavors after Sleepy Joe?
How about "Stay Awake During Interview Double Chocolate Mocha Supreme?"
Or "Kid Touching Mini Cherry Poppers Vanilla?"
Or "Paint your kids white marshmallow cream supreme?"
I'd buy it.
