With fifteen flavors on the menu, there’s a genuine project hiding in there for anyone who actually wants to work through all of them and land on a personal ranking.
How to actually do it
Rather than ordering randomly, group the menu by type first — classics (Vanilla, Chocolate), crunch (Oreo, KitKat and their chocolate variants), premium (Belgian Chocolate, Nutella, the brownie builds), and naturally sweet (Dates, Dry Fruit, Oreo Banana) — and work through one group at a time over a few orders.
What to track
A simple note after each order — flavor, a quick reaction, whether it’s a repeat-order candidate — turns scattered impressions into something closer to an actual ranking by the time all fifteen are done.
Why it’s worth doing
Most people settle into one or two go-to flavors early and never look past them. A deliberate run through the full menu usually turns up at least one surprise favorite that would’ve stayed undiscovered otherwise.
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