Dusty-cream
Johnjohn and I were sitting and eating some soft ice cream on Odengatan the other day.
This is a pretty busy street, so maybe my story will not be news to some people who often eat ice cream on busy streets. It was a surprise to me however.
At one point johnjohn noted that some small black dots were present on the ice cream. Not sure of what it was, he wiped it off with a napkin and kept eating. However soon both he and I discovered that the ice cream was again covered with black dots. Note that only the side that was turned away from my face was covered, meaning that the “dust” was not in ice cream.
The black dots were reminiscent of diesel dust that accumulates outside my window during the summer, albeit in a much less dense form.
So there you go, eating soft ice cream on the street is not recommended, as you might be consuming some serious diesel particles along with your dose of cream and sugar (and other ice cream ingredients).
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