Post B80XTezAgVYF7CPL3Q by alice@mk.nyaa.place
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 (DIR) Post #B80XTezAgVYF7CPL3Q by alice@mk.nyaa.place
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       @zbrown@floss.social @tragivictoria@mastodon.com.pl ha, managed to find onehere's how it looks like. And yep, imported from russia it seemsand it's 95g, so indeed larger than that other oneand it is just vanilla without any nuts. Still has chocolate layer under the waffles so they are not soggy, but otherwise that's it
       
 (DIR) Post #B80XTfK5QkHWA4C2ee by alice@mk.nyaa.place
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       @zbrown@floss.social @tragivictoria@mastodon.com.pl and the terminology - apparently this is a specific ice cream type that was specificaly popular in ussr - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plombiri always thought it was just called vanilla ice cream in english, apparently it's more distinct. If I search for "plombir cone", pretty much all packaging images are in either russian, ukrainian or belarusianmost of them are still in waffle cups tho, not cones. Those are completely different (стаканчик vs рожок) and I'm still not sure how to distinguish them in english