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...this pic works pretty well. 
TYY
where I don't like strawberry ice cream 
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But yeah, it should be nasty old orange sherbet. Nobody *really* likes orange sherbet, do they? It's like lime jello. You develop some sort of attachment to it simply because of familiarity and after a while you learn to tolerate the abuse of your taste buds!
made with orange (I've never seen it as anything but strawberry) according to the Etymology Dictionary, it only needs to be three different flavors 
early 15c., "native or resident of Naples," literally "of Naples," from Latin Neapolitanus, from Neapolis (see Naples); it preserves in English the Greek name of the city. As an adjective from 1590s. As a type of ice cream, from 1871; originally meaning both [font color="burlywood"]"ice cream of[/font] [font color="saddlebrown"]three layers[/font] [font color="darkorange"]and flavors"[/font] and "ice cream made with eggs added to the cream before freezing." In early 18c., Neapolitan consolation meant "syphilis."
but I like orange sherbert.
I don't like the Orange Sherbet but comparing Boehner to spumoni, which is an absolute delicacy is blasphemy!
http://www.cookingclassy.com/2011/11/spumoni-gelato-bombe/
This is NOT Boehner:
Nor is this:
http://www.browneyedbaker.com/spumoni-ice-cream-terrine/
smoked salmon with red whine flavor blobs?
whatever they call those dark spots they are merely blobs of concentrated flavor made out of unidentifiable content.
Kind of reminds me of something (a quote) I read in a book by David Letterman's staff many years ago:
Apparently nearly every member of his staff had a dog who came to work with their humans...
"What I have learned from working around dogs is that anything unidentifiable by sight or smell is automatically considered to be gum."
