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So where can I get me some Schweddy Balls?

(In case you've been a media blackout for the past few weeks, it's Ben & Jerry's new ice cream flavor, inspired by a 13-year-old Saturday Night Live sketch.)

Has anybody seen it in a local store? It already sounded tasty, but then I heard that the pressure from a reactionary outfit called "One Million Moms" ("a project of American Family Association") was causing some some grocery chains to decline to carry it. After that I decided I really need to make my own statement and buy some! Only, now I can't find it.

Any suggestions?

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2016563406_apusbenjerrysschweddy.html

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  • Finn3goof_small
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    It's at the Greenwood Market so I guess Town and Country markets carry it. Includes Greenwood Market, Central Market, Ballard Market et al. Tried it last night. S'ok. Not a big fan of malt balls and there are lot of them.

    Tom answered in Just Desserts 7 months ago | Report
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  • Moon_small
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    I saw some at the Whole Foods on Denny last week. Not sure if they still have it, but I don't think they're too worried about the anti-schweddy stigma.

    I LOVED the original skit, and can't believe it's garnered such a backlash! I hope you get to wrap your mouth around some Schweddy Balls real soon!

    A.M.L. answered in Just Desserts 7 months ago | Report
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    I don't know about Seattle, but here in Denver I found it at a Whole Foods. So maybe the ones in Seattle have it, too.

    Matt from Denver answered in Just Desserts 7 months ago | Report
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