Sometimes you get serious and even scary stories when people log on to ask for opinions on r/askreddit.
Sometimes you get arguments like this one, in which one spouse thinks it’s ok to nuke ice cream for a few seconds to loosen it up and the other one thinks it’s absolutely wrong.
OP is the microwaver – not for a long time, just 10-20 seconds to make it easier to scoop – and thinks her husband is overreacting for calling the practice unsafe.
Short and sweet.
I hate waiting for ice cream,like Ben and Jerry’s, to go soft enough to scoop, so I microwave it to melt it a bit, get what I want, then put it back.
I’m not melting the ice cream to soup. Its 10-20 seconds to just take the edge off.
When guests agreed with him, though, she started to take his objections a bit more seriously.
My husband hates it because he says your not supposed to freeze things twice.
I’ve never had a problem, but I did it at a dinner party and his family all looked at me like I had two heads.
So, does Reddit think it’s time to file for divorce? Let’s find out!
The top comment is a bit dramatic, but does come with some good advice.
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A couple of comments called out the top one for making a mountain out of a molehill.
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This person doesn’t think anyone commenting would be able to tell if the ice cream had been slightly heated at one point.
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This commenter totally disagrees, though!
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Technically, you might be rolling the dice, bacteria-wise.
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Listen, I think they could probably solve this on their own.
It might be a (small) risk, but it’s not going to ruin anyone’s life.
