best. frappe. ever.

After the best. hamburger. ever., I made a ChucksItsSummerAndItSoundsWickedGood CoffeeCoffee Frappe.

recipe :

-some coffee ice cream

-a cup of fresh brewed coffee

-some milk

put it in a blender, and viola : you have the

best. frappe. ever.

Note :

Some words used in the Boston area but not in many other American English dialects (or with different meanings) are:

• bubbler (bublah) or water bubbler – 'drinking fountain'. This term is also used in Wisconsin (and Australia).

• frappe (pronounced /fræp/ – 'a blend of ice cream, milk, and syrup' (In Boston milkshake refers to a concoction without ice cream, but merely with milk blended with flavored syrup by shaking.)

• Hoodsie – A small cup of ice cream, the kind that comes with a flat wooden spoon (from HP Hood, the dairy that sells them.) Elsewhere occasionally known as adixie cup.

• jimmies– 'chocolate sprinkles' ( I always thought these were named after my uncle)
  

• milk shake – 'drink composed of milk, iced milk and flavored syrup, without ice cream

• packie– 'liquor store' (from "package store")

• rotary– 'traffic circle'

• tonic– 'soft drink'; the term is retreating in favor of soda among younger speakers.^[41] Elsewhere the phrase often has an alcoholic connotation.

• wicked- 'very'