Best place for a frappe?

[disneyfan369]

Anybody know where the best place for a frappe is? I'm a big fan of them, and I know a trip to Disney won't be complete without one. :mickey:

[TammiMcMan]

Hello fellow New Englander :D , we are the only place in the US who calls them frappes by the way. Outside of New England, they are simply called milk shakes. Definitely, the best place to go for anything ice cream related is Beaches & Cream at the Yacht Club resort. It's styled after an old fashioned ice cream parlor. Seating is pretty limited, but they do offer take out.

[moe513]

I'm also from New England and we call
them "cabinets". Anybody else heard of that ?? My favorite is a coffee cabinet made with coffee ice cream.

[disneyfan369]

Hey Moe,
Are you from RI? I think that's where frappes are called cabinets.

[moe513]

Disneyfan369,

You are correct.

[Speedy1998]

And Yankees say us Southerns talk funny.

[NotaGeek]

Hello fellow New Englander :D , we are the only place in the US who calls them frappes by the way. Outside of New England, they are simply called milk shakes. Definitely, the best place to go for anything ice cream related is Beaches & Cream at the Yacht Club resort. It's styled after an old fashioned ice cream parlor. Seating is pretty limited, but they do offer take out.


Anybody know where the best place for a frappe is? I'm a big fan of them, and I know a trip to Disney won't be complete without one. :mickey:

:funny: I totally thought I was crazy when I read this and had NO idea what you were talking about! I thought you were using a cool abbreviation for a Frappuccino from Starbucks!!

[Melanie]

I thought you were using a cool abbreviation for a Frappuccino from Starbucks!!

Me too, Michael, cause that's what I call them! :D

[disneyfan369]

And Yankees say us Southerns talk funny.

We don't talk funny. We have our own special way of saying things. :D


:funny: I totally thought I was crazy when I read this and had NO idea what you were talking about! I thought you were using a cool abbreviation for a Frappuccino from Starbucks!!

Nope, it's just a fancy New England term for a frappe. I've been calling it that since I was a little kid. And a side note: frappes are milkshakes with ice cream. Yum! :)

[TammiMcMan]

We don't talk funny. We have our own special way of saying things. :D

And a side note: frappes are milkshakes with ice cream. Yum! :)Yup, there's a method to our madness as well:

Chocolate Milk - Chocolate syrup mixed with a spoon into milk

Chocolate Milk Shake - Chocolate syrup blended into the milk (making it very frothy)

Chocolate Frappe - Chocolate syrup put in a blender with ice cream and milk, blender is set to the "frappe" speed

[NotaGeek]

Yup, there's a method to our madness as well:

Chocolate Milk - Chocolate syrup mixed with a spoon into milk

Chocolate Milk Shake - Chocolate syrup blended into the milk (making it very frothy)

Chocolate Frappe - Chocolate syrup put in a blender with ice cream and milk, blender is set to the "frappe" speed

Just for fun, here's the South Western version:

Chocolate Milk -- Nestle's Quik stirred into Milk

Chocolate Milk Shake -- One visit to Sonic

Chocolate Frappe -- As stated, visit Starbucks!

:mickey:

[Tinkerfreak]

You guys are all crackin me up. I remember my first trip out of Maine, I went to Florida to visit DMIL. We stopped at an ice cream shop and I tried to order a Frappe and the guy looked at me like I was on glue. He had no clue what I was talking about. I tried to explain it to him and he just got more confused so I ended up just ordering a milkshake (and it was too runny). A Frappe absolutely has to be so thick that you almost pop a blood vessel trying to **** it through a straw, that is why they are served with a spoon.

[ffrda]

This is too funny. Just this past weekend I asked for a "frappe" at the "Tune In Lounge" (attached to 50's Prime Time Cafe) and the bartender looked at me like I was an alien.
I explained what I meant and he said he called it a "shake". They have Vanilla, Chocolate, and Strawberry........and they were good.

[SBETigg]

That's funny. I've lived in New England my entire life (except for one year in MI)and no one around me has ever referred to milkshakes as frappes. I'm familiar with the term, but in Western MA, they are milkshakes.

The Birnbaum guide referred to Min and Bill's Dockside at MGM as having the best milkshakes, but we went and tried them and they were more like soft-serve ice cream in a cup.

[KevGuy]

LMAO!!! No one better mention a Fribble then ahahahaha!! Or the southern folk will really be confused. :D

On another note, to all our non-northeast friends to just remember that when terming us all generically as "yankees", you might get a little bad feedback from people in Boston or Massachusetts as us folk ususally hate yankees lol. :thumbsup: Now after all this talk I gotta go get me a frappe at Friendly's. :D

[SBETigg]

LMAO!!! No one better mention a Fribble then ahahahaha!! Or the southern folk will really be confused. :D

On another note, to all our non-northeast friends to just remember that when terming us all generically as "yankees", you might get a little bad feedback from people in Boston or Massachusetts as us folk ususally hate yankees lol. :thumbsup: Now after all this talk I gotta go get me a frappe at Friendly's. :D

Oh, come on Kev. At Friendly's, you're going to get a Fribble. :thumbsup: That's one I know.

[Christine]

And Yankees say us Southerns talk funny.

Exactly what I was thinking!! :D

[AvonleaCF]

I've lived in New England my entire life and have heard a milkshake being called a frappe.

But a Fribble is just common knowledge.