kimbalaya, I think it's the awkward wording Paul is referring to here. "Fresh Cut Fruit Shake" implies that the shake has been freshly cut, whereas "Shake, made with fresh cut fruit" makes a lot more sense. Of course then it's not a shake at all--it's a smoothie.
Amy spotted this double-header at the Dutchess County Fair in New York. I guess the shakes are made from fruit roll-ups and the milkshakes are fatty.
These quotes probably are accurate. I doubt they are natural or totally fat free.
ReplyDeleteI am wondering about the Fresh Cut Fruit Shake, though. I usually consider shakes to be liquid, not something that can be sliced and served.
"I usually consider shakes to be liquid, not something that can be sliced and served."
ReplyDeleteNever heard of a blender?
Carlin said everything's natural....
ReplyDeletekimbalaya, I think it's the awkward wording Paul is referring to here. "Fresh Cut Fruit Shake" implies that the shake has been freshly cut, whereas "Shake, made with fresh cut fruit" makes a lot more sense.
ReplyDeleteOf course then it's not a shake at all--it's a smoothie.