Cold rock Ice cream : a taste of Oz

Browsing on my Facebook account, a click a link of Metro Deal.

Live your City for Less... Metro Deal offer HUGE discounts for spa treatments, food buffets, hotel accommodations and may more. As they say, 50% discount is 'too good to be true.' Nevertheless, I gave it a try. :)
I purchased two vouchers of the 53% for two large cup of ice cream in Cold Rock Ice Creamery.

We went to their branch at the Trinoma Mall, Quezon city and we never failed. We got a cup of Very Strawberry + Aussie Vanilla with cookie dough and Dark Chocolate + Coffee with fudge brownie chunks.

Aussie Vanilla-Strawberry cookie dough and Choco-coffee brownie

smashing the Choco-coffee concoction

The store is like a haven for ice cream lovers. Select your ice cream (can be in combination of many flavors) and choose your mix-ins (can be nuts, candies, frozen fruits, chocolate bar chunks, pastries, etc.) It is very personal.

I think me and my sister found our new love!! wahahaha, uber tasty ice cream in every spoonful :)

'Til the next best deal! I'll keep you posted guys.

xoxo

Tere ;)

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