Japanese need to get over the idea that a 10 minute trip home needs to have absolutely frozen conditions for cold foods. Stick the stuff in a cold bag and it will be fine for the 20 second walk to your car that has the AC running already, an 8 minute drive home and 20 second walk to your freezer.
This belongs in /r/nottheonion
So there is a shortage of CO2? When did that happen…
no not the ice cream!
Why don’t they switch to wet ice?
>Work to resolve the problems and procure supplies from other sources hurriedly proceeded and on Aug. 12, the company announced that it had lifted restrictions on dry ice usage.
So, uh, not a problem then…?
They package dry ice for to go orders? wtf
When did eating an ice cream as is on the go change?
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Japanese need to get over the idea that a 10 minute trip home needs to have absolutely frozen conditions for cold foods. Stick the stuff in a cold bag and it will be fine for the 20 second walk to your car that has the AC running already, an 8 minute drive home and 20 second walk to your freezer.
This belongs in /r/nottheonion
So there is a shortage of CO2? When did that happen…
no not the ice cream!
Why don’t they switch to wet ice?
>Work to resolve the problems and procure supplies from other sources hurriedly proceeded and on Aug. 12, the company announced that it had lifted restrictions on dry ice usage.
So, uh, not a problem then…?
They package dry ice for to go orders? wtf
When did eating an ice cream as is on the go change?