Do those greasy spoon vans you see everywhere have them?
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That's a good question. I'm not sure.
Do those greasy spoon vans you see everywhere have them?
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Simpler when it was De Marco Bros
Haven't been able to face having a Mr Whippy after a slightly off taste to one in Hastings a couple of years ago. Binned it rather than finish it to be safe despite the man in the van insisting it was OK, but was still wiped out with some major...um...discomfort...for the rest of the weekend.
That's a good question. I'm not sure.
You can’t complain about cheaper competition on here it doesn’t go down well.I don't sell ice cream in my seafront shop, yet, but others nearby do. Imagine Pride 2019 and after 364 days of paying rent, rates and other expenses the shops stock up on ice creams only for a van to park yards from their shops and take all the trade. There was almost a major punch up before the van got the hint and shifted. But it happens a lot. Street sellers with these popping toys (2021 trend) who have zero costs involved. Walk along Brighton prom and see the sellers with zero cost selling stuff meanwhile my costs keep going up.
There’s two maybe three including the old Persian guy who use to be in Wickes car park permanently based in the lay by by the Coop in Dyke Road.
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That will have been a Mr Wipey.
The sandwich van we have come to work plays the Benny Hill music. As I am in the minority of knowing what it is, it makes me feel VERY old. Before that, we had one that played the Golden Wonder - they're Jungle Fresh music. Sure they are just taunting me.
Is that the one that goes around the Industrial Estates in Burgess Hill?
Is that the one that goes around the Industrial Estates in Burgess Hill?
I often hear the one that drops into the Sheddingdean estate every day........definitely not Benny Hill. Annoying me now that I can’t remember what it is. Thanks.
Ok, I've got to ask as I've never heard the term before and apparently I'm the only one: but what the ****'s a 'karen' - apart from being an unfashionable girl's name? Is it something to do with the resistance in Myanmar? (Burma)
Ok, I've got to ask as I've never heard the term before and apparently I'm the only one: but what the ****'s a 'karen' - apart from being an unfashionable girl's name? Is it something to do with the resistance in Myanmar? (Burma)
Personally I would not buy ice cream from a van . For two reasons , almost all these vans are unlicensed so are taking away business from local businesses, secondly because they are unlicensed they don’t have to bother complying with health and safety rules . You may think how is that going to effect ice creams - actually it does because these vans make most of their profit from selling Mr Wipeys which is a poor quality powder full of additives and colouring that is then mixed with a milk liquid in the machine that produces the ice cream .
The nozzle that the ice cream comes out of should be cleaned every few minutes to ensure no build up of bacteria , I doubt they get cleaned that regularly !
From a health point of view , it’s also far better to eat a reasonable quality ice cream made with cream , eggs etc the type sold by Morocco’s etc rather than a powder variety .
I understand if you live in the sticks you might not have much choice for ice cream when you are going for a walk but there’s no excuse in Hove , there’s plenty of places along the seafront .
I’ve only seen it on NSC. I’m not sure that people in the real world would use it.
I don't sell ice cream in my seafront shop, yet, but others nearby do. Imagine Pride 2019 and after 364 days of paying rent, rates and other expenses the shops stock up on ice creams only for a van to park yards from their shops and take all the trade. There was almost a major punch up before the van got the hint and shifted. But it happens a lot. Street sellers with these popping toys (2021 trend) who have zero costs involved. Walk along Brighton prom and see the sellers with zero cost selling stuff meanwhile my costs keep going up.
Ok, I've got to ask as I've never heard the term before and apparently I'm the only one: but what the ****'s a 'karen' - apart from being an unfashionable girl's name? Is it something to do with the resistance in Myanmar? (Burma)