7 Zeichen, an denen du erkennen kannst, dass deine Ben & Jerry's Sucht zu weit geht
We all love a scoop of Ben & Jerry's from time to time, but how do you know when too much is too much? For those of you with a second freezer, it may be time to stop. We're here to curb your obsession before it gets out of hand, so if any of these 7 habits ring a bell, it might be time for an ice cream intervention...
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Item number 1
You Wear Your Feelings
When your t-shirt, bag and even your nails brandish the Ben & Jerry's logo, it's time to stop. We're all for a few clouds and a flash of Woody, but we're pretty sure you'll get some funny looks if things carry on like this...
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Item number 2
You Carry A Spoon Everywhere
Scooping apparatus is one of your daily essentials - you have a spoon for every day of the year. You know better than to be caught short if the opportunity to scoop some Karamel Sutra arises.
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Item number 3
You'd Eat Ben & Jerry's for Every Meal
If your idea of a balanced diet is a scoop of Greek for breakfast, Cookie Dough for lunch, and a 'Wich for dinner, we salute you. But you may have a problem.
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Item number 4
It Features In Your Fantasies
You'll openly admit to being roused from a daydream about Chocolate Fudge Brownie. Those hunky chunks... so rich and fudge-ing delicious! You'd have a good life together.
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Item number 5
You've Got Your Priorities Straight
We're not saying you'd choose ice cream over your own family, but in an emergency, if you coud save your ice cream or your siblings... would you grab Half Baked or Caramel Chew Chew?!
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Item number 6
Sharing Is Difficult For You
You've been known to get a little possessive over your tub. Some would even call you clingy. You just can't bear the thought of anyone else getting their mits on your Peanut Butter Cup.
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Item number 7
You'd Change Your Schedule
"Sorry, can't go out tonight. I've got plans... with a tub." Sound familiar? If you make excuses to stay in because the freezer's calling, you may want to rethink the amount of scooping in your social life.
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