It's what?
I happened to mention to an Internet friend the other day how much I liked It's-It ice creams. They used to be our "special treats" as kids growing up. Especially any time we went up to The City (SF--where they originated). She responded with "WTF is an It's-It?!" Neither she nor any of her friends had ever heard of them. And it got me to wondering, since she lives in Florida, was it possible that these were a semi-local only treat? Nah, can't be. I mean, they sell the things in Albertson's, Safeway and just about every other grocery chain I can think of for crying out loud. They gotta be available nation-wide, right? So I'm curious, how many of you are familiar with these wonderfully delectible treats? Are they available all accross the US, or are we here in California just special?
posted by Phil @ 1/28/2005 07:35:00 AM
5 Comments:
At 8:44 AM PST,
Michele said…
Canadian Girl Question: what is a Safeway? Teasing. I actually know what that is but of course I have no idea what an It-Its is but I am certain it-its good.
At 11:49 AM PST,
Anonymous said…
I lived in SF for three years and grubbed on those babies- now I'm in Colorado: no It's It, no In N OUt...
At 12:04 PM PST,
Phil said…
Michele: Where's Canadia? Is it one of those tiny countries on the other side of that big watery thing? ;)
Anonymous Colorado person: How do you survive without In 'N' Out?!!?
At 6:08 AM PST,
pri said…
It could be that it's only a Californian company or that they give it a different name around the US (as it happens with soda http://www.popvssoda.com/ ).
At 10:47 PM PST,
Maura said…
I've lived on both sides of the country, and I've only ever seen It's-Its out here in CA. They're definitely not nationwide, but I do wonder whether they have them in neighboring states.
Oh, and they ROCK! :-)
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