I wonder if that is in the Guinness Book of Records - watch students from the 2012 Shakespeare School work their way through 37 famous Shakespeare quotes in two minutes. Here it is - https://youtu.be/aVKwmCVhpqQ - lots of fun.
And what are some unusual ice cream flavours? We're almost at summer, so it is time to get acquainted with what's new. Here's one:
Vanilla: In Bristol, England
The flavor of this ice cream isn’t what makes it weird—an English ice cream maker added the proteins that make jellyfish glow to his vanilla recipe. When you lick the ice cream the proteins activate, causing your scoops to light up.
Pizza: In Philadelphia
You’ll definitely want to eat this pizza cold. A shop in Philly whips up pizza-flavored ice cream using tomato, basil, oregano, salt, and garlic.
Tiger Tail: Edmonton
No big cats were harmed in the making of this confection! Orange flavored and swirled with black licorice sauce, the ice cream is named for its tigerlike coloring. Pet Bird: Tokyo
A Tokyo ice cream shop has flavors such as sparrow and parakeet. But you won’t find feathers in the scoops—the flavors just contain the things these birds eat, like fruit, nuts, and seeds.
That's a contrast to seemingly tame flavours like lavender peach, grand mariner, peanut butter and jelly, pink perppercorn and sake, rosemary citrus, rhubarb crumble and more HERE at Taste of Home.
And returning to our Shakespearean quotes. What would music be compared to in the picture below? This is from the Watering Can. | 
