Cadbury's chocolate sauce. It tastes like melted dairy milk, but it comes in a bottle so you don't have to mess around with melting chocolate yourself. Also, it goes all thick and nice on ice cream. So good.
Tip Top jelly tip icecream in the two litre container. I know lots of people are all excited about cookies and cream flavour, but I need more intensity from my ice cream. I need Extreme Flavour red jelly, I need Chocolate Bits, I need jelly tip.
I also am enjoying the Strawberry Rocky Road flavour in the big two litre container, because it combines the yummy strawberry ice cream with the biscuity bits that cover a rocky road on a stick and it has veins of red goo as well.
While we're talking about ice cream, Cadbury crunchie flavour ice cream is also supremely delicious. Especially when combined with the aforementioned chocolate sauce. I remember at Waitarere we were eating this very combination and Chelle said "The only thing that could make this better would be if there were hokey pokey bits in the icecream" and then there were! Perfect.
Bundaberg Peachee. You can only get it in a four pack of little glass bottles, and it's always sold out because everyone knows about how great it is. It's a fizzy drink flavoured like peaches. It's awesome ice cold, but perfectly drinkable at room temperature as well.
If you can't get Peachee, on account of it being sold out, Lemon Ale is my next best Bundaberg four-pack of little glass bottles choice. The Apple ale just tastes like appletiser to me, which is unimpressive, since I can just buy appletiser. Lemon ale tastes like that 'old fashioned lemonade' Schweppes sold for a while a few years back: it tastes sour and lemony, but sweet and refreshing. Good stuff.
Sunny Wellington Days. These are the best days of the summer. Why am I at work for them? There's no wind, just a gentle zephyr and the sun is scorching if you're in it directly. I sweated through my tshirt driving back from Tawa at 1.30 this afternoon. Yup. You wanted to know that.
PoF: emo
CO: ice cream and chocolate sauce.