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Mint ice cream and peanut butter.
No, I think you are onto something.
Are we talking mixed together or trying to get an even dose in each scoop?
Crunchy or creamy?
What is the fat content of your preferred ice cream? I like a 15% for the soft consistency.
Even dose in each scoop, and I prefer creamy. Not sure about the fat content.
I don't tend towards mint ice cream, but it sounds like an interesting combo.