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== Description == | == Description == | ||
| − | A | + | A panda cone consists of three scoops of ice cream (white, black, and white again) placed on top of a cone to resemble a panda's body. Then smaller bits of black and white ice cream are placed on the top scoop to form the details of the panda's face. |
== History == | == History == | ||
| − | The | + | The panda cones were served at the Panda-Monium exhibit, which was held in honor of the arrival of the zoo's new female panda, [[Sim-Sim]], thanks to "an anonymous donor". In reality, Sim-Sim was [[Homer Simpson]] in disguise and the whole exhibit was a practical joke by [[Mr. Burns]], the so-called anonymous donor. The panda cones, however, proved to be a genuine big hit with the crowd of zoogoers at the exhibit. |
[[Milhouse]] attended the exhibit with his father [[Kirk]] and asked him for money to buy a panda cone. At the time, Kirk and Milhouse's mother [[Luann]] were separated and Kirk was sending them support payments, so Kirk indignantly asked, "What does your mother do with the $68 I send her every month?!" to which Milhouse replied, "'Weekday Dad' wanted a DVD player." | [[Milhouse]] attended the exhibit with his father [[Kirk]] and asked him for money to buy a panda cone. At the time, Kirk and Milhouse's mother [[Luann]] were separated and Kirk was sending them support payments, so Kirk indignantly asked, "What does your mother do with the $68 I send her every month?!" to which Milhouse replied, "'Weekday Dad' wanted a DVD player." | ||
Revision as of 23:38, August 20, 2011
Description
A panda cone consists of three scoops of ice cream (white, black, and white again) placed on top of a cone to resemble a panda's body. Then smaller bits of black and white ice cream are placed on the top scoop to form the details of the panda's face.
History
The panda cones were served at the Panda-Monium exhibit, which was held in honor of the arrival of the zoo's new female panda, Sim-Sim, thanks to "an anonymous donor". In reality, Sim-Sim was Homer Simpson in disguise and the whole exhibit was a practical joke by Mr. Burns, the so-called anonymous donor. The panda cones, however, proved to be a genuine big hit with the crowd of zoogoers at the exhibit.
Milhouse attended the exhibit with his father Kirk and asked him for money to buy a panda cone. At the time, Kirk and Milhouse's mother Luann were separated and Kirk was sending them support payments, so Kirk indignantly asked, "What does your mother do with the $68 I send her every month?!" to which Milhouse replied, "'Weekday Dad' wanted a DVD player."
