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Want local, seasonal, vegan, organic, handmade popsicles? Frisco is the place to go

By Hank Campbell in Science 2.0
September 28, 2011
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Submitted by Hank on Wed, 09/28/2011 - 09:15
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When I want a popsicle, I want a popsicle, I don't need the popsicle framed through social justice issues or a world view, but if you need a certain kind of popsicle to assuage your liberal guilt that you can buy a popsicle and a woman in Arabia cannot (or is it just driving, voting, and wearing clothes of their choosing they cannot do?) , San Francisco - Frisco as local people love to call it - is the place to go.

All joking aside, this is cool stuff, literally and figuratively; need a single-malt Scotch popsicle?  They have it. Vegan popsicles?  Right there in the Bomb Truck.  Like buying your popsicles from strangers on tricycles instead? Want one that tastes like corn?  You're in luck.
 
Read the entire list by Carolyn Alburger at 7x7.com

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