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  1. Hi,
    Thank you for liking an image of mine on my blog! it allowed me to discover your delicious-looking photographs and if you ever needed some assistance on shoots or wanted me to take some images myself please feel free to contact me.

    Amy

  2. Thanks for stopping by Bake This Day Our Daily Bread! I’ve heard of such a thing as ice cream bread but have yet to make it– can you advise?

  3. Hi, thank you for liking my post. It has enabled me to find your website. Everything looks so tempting and mouth-watering. I am absolutely sure to keep on visiting your blog. Thank you once again and I wish you more success!

  4. Oh my gosh, these are so yummmmmmmalicious looking. My thing is cakes, but of course, once you pair some good cake with really good ice cream, you’re complete! Lol. I love it all!

  5. Thank you for reading and liking my post. Truly amazing photos you have here, I wish I could capture my kitchen adventures as well as you do. Keep up the good work!

    • Oh now aren’t you two delightful Dharlings! One doesnt tweet or face thing currently for professional reasons, but (this is a big butt too) this is too divine of you, particularly lovely after an ‘interesting’ day in London. We need a plot and a plan me thinks? x

  6. Thanks for liking my Cinnamon Coffee Cake recipe … I was intrigued by your blog’s name, and now that I’ve visited, I’m wow-ed by what you have here! Great ideas and descriptions tied to images that have me tasting your posts with my imagination. Mmm-mmmm-mmmmm!

  7. Thanks so much for visiting my site. I now aspire to having photography as beautiful as yours. Any tips? I’ll also start working on a low carb ice cream for you. Libby x

  8. I am so glad you “liked” my post today because it has brought me to you! How did I NOT know about a fellow ice cream lover’s blog. Unabashedly ice cream is my favorite food. I look forward to trying to make some of your recipes. As much as I love ice cream, I have never made it at home. As a typical American I am fascinated by your choice of descriptive words and decidedly English verbiage!

  9. Same as pbenjay, I’m glad I found you! I love that this is a blog all about ice cream. I swear, if I could subsist on it alone and be even remotely healthy, I absolutely would. And it would be glorious. I’m excited to read about and even try all of these ice creams and gelatos and sorbets, etc. Oh, and I love that you include your pets in your stories.

  10. Thanks for the like. It’s great to find a fellow foodie – and an icre-cream lover to boot. I’m looking forward to trying some of these receipes – and will report back (through greedy mouthfuls!)

  11. Thank you for visiting and liking my blog! And oh my goodness! You’re blog is amazing! I could eat ice cream any time of the day and pretty much any flavor. I’m definitely following your posts!

  12. It’s a bit frightening that I found this blog. I dream of ice-cream days in advance before my indulgences… To know there’s another fanatic out there with pictures and recipes like these? Thanks for putting a sweet monkey on my back 😉

    • Why do people worry about eating ice cream? I do it whenever I feel like it. Always had 32″ waste and at 175lbs. Dieting is a con man’s game. I eat what I like, when I like. And I’ll eat your recommendations anytime.

  13. Thanks so much for liking my post! I am so thrilled that you enjoyed it! And- I am just as thrilled that I found your website! Oh my goodness! How I love icecream and a total blog dedicated to just that foodgroup?? YUM! 🙂

  14. Thanks for liking my nutrition post – you have so many Wonderful Photos here. Since I started my low carb life I’ve put icecream off the menu (most of the time … !)

  15. Thank you for visiting my blog! I love how you “liked” a post on Soup of all things since your blog is all about the opposite end of the food spectrum…ice cream! I love all things sweet, cold and creamy so I will definitely be following, and your sense of wit cannot be underappreciated as I look through your posts. The photography is beautiful, enjoy these first few days of Spring and be sure to visit as I venture into your expertise and post some desserts for the Persian New Year coming up!
    Thanks again 🙂

    • Hi there and thanks for liking my posts. I have finally made a low carb ice cream for you and your readers. Sugar free, dairy free, wheat free, gluten free but still YUMMY!! Have a look at my recipe and see what you think. I’ll be posting another one next week too ( I’m stuck inside in the middle of a warm cyclone so what else do you do, other than create recipes?). Thanks for the inspirational photography too, Libby x

  16. Wow, those are some elegant eats! Lovely pictures too – do you take them? I’ve heard it’s hard to photograph food. Thank you for visiting my blog by the way. I’m planning to do another post on ice cream in June when Union Dairy turns 100. (It’s a local ice cream parlor just a stone’s throw away from where they had the Lincoln/Douglas debates.)

  17. Hi babe, I love your blog, it looks yummy and amazing! I tried posting under a page but failed. Can you teach me how to post under different pages? Like for your pudding and cakes are all under the page “Puddings and cakes”. And you have a Home page which is nice! Thanks so much pretty!:)

  18. I heard about a woman in the West of Ireland who makes Gorse flavored ice cream. Have you ever come across a recipe for it?? I found some gorse near where I live in Dublin yesterday and I’m tempted…..

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