Milkshake

On the 23rd of August in 2013, the company posted a picture of one of their milkshakes and asked “Which milkshake did you have today?”. The post received 116 comments, a number higher than their usual posts. The post is filled with people naming their favorite milkshakes: strawberry cheesecake, banana pudding, watermelon, and many other fan favorites. Other supporters praise the company: “I eat cookout 3-4 times a day when I 'm in charollete”. However the comment section is not without its typical criticism. A user states “I wish your milkshakes wer milkshakes.. love the variety.. jus more of ice cream in a cup..lol”. Cook Out’s milkshakes are generally thicker than what is typically considered a milkshake, and clearly not all customers desire this. “You need to give out spoons, they are so thick you cant drink them with the food..whats the purpose of getting one if you cant drink it ???? I leave it sit out for 2 hours and then i can drink it somewhat..”. This person was somewhat disgruntled by an experience in which they did not receive a spoon. Despite this, the general consensus of this post is positive. This advertisement uses pathos by appealing to everyone’s innate sense of hunger. The image of the milk shake can also conjure images of fun times in one’s youth. It 's a definite play on pathos. Ethos is evoked as well by showing their famous milkshake. They use their reputation as milkshake makers to engage fans, and perhaps attract new ones if they are to read the…

Organizing clear instructions on how to make a strawberry milkshake will help guide the reader through the process of making one with out any mistakes. For example, in paragraph one sentence three, I said, “First, the person making the shake will need to gather a cup of the fresh strawberries and wash them with cold water to clean off any dirt or pesticides. Once the strawberries have been washed, the person making the shake can now cut the strawberries in half, leaving off the green leaf at the…

Cheryl Krueger: An Entrepreneurial Woman The morning of December 2, 1943 will be a date to change the modern cookie sales world would be forever changed in the near future (Mooseroots.com). Cheryl Krueger has influenced the state of Ohio and the world of baking with her famous “Cheryl’s Cookies” changed to “Cheryl and Co.” She has been baking with her beloved grandmother since age six and has known how to bake a variety of goods since age ten (City Scene Columbus). From the early years of her…

Shake it Off: GC’s Best Milkshakes Spring has sprung, and the flowers are growing, but still, no boys in your yard. After last year’s disappointing harvest, you’re slightly worried. Will they ever bloom? Well, fear not, the Gold Coast is home an array of sumptuous, satisfying milkshakes (damn right, they’re better than yours) that suit all tastes. Whether you’re seeking decadent delights, refreshing treats, or just a good old fashioned brain freeze (drinking slowly is for squares) the Gold…

It was just after the Christmas of 2009, when my friend’s father, Jeff, gave my father a call from about 200 miles north. He had called to ask if we wanted to join them at their holiday vacation rental up in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Of course, my father said yes. I was excited to go as well, because I knew my best friends, Jesse and Hannah, would be there, too. The night we arrived, Jeff suggested we enjoy some milkshakes in the city. I questioned his notion silently. “Milkshakes in December?” I…

It was a calm autumn night in October of 2010, and my sisters and I were just polishing off an exquisite dinner prepared by my mom. At the time, my oldest sister (Ellie) was 10, I was 8, Deirdre was 6, and Kathleen (my youngest sister) was 2. My dad hadn’t returned from his office, yet. After dinner, we decided to wash it down with an ice cold, creamy, chocolatey milkshake, She hauled the heavy blender out of the kitchen cabinet. The vanilla ice cream. The milk. The chocolate sauce…mmmm. While…

The Fish Milkshake This is a true story I like to tell that happened to me when I was 8 years old. I like to tell this story because it was a very embarrassing story, and embarrassing stories always make the best ones after they are all said and done. It all started the day after my birthday with my brother Quentin, my mother, and my grandmother. I was rocking my brand new orange and grey Nike Shox that I was gifted for my birthday and nothing was going to bring me down. The plan for my…

The third poem I wrote was a metaphoric writing poem, I appreciated writing this poem because it showed the value of my grandpa. I directly followed the format given for this poem so, I did not change the structure. The change I made to the beginning was very slight, I just made an addition by adding where the Black Tap milkshake is to give the readers a clearer understanding. At the end of the poem there was a modest change, I wrote out Alex Rodriguez's full name because I felt it was more…

Can I get a Kid’s Meal with a Milkshake, Please? Can you image coming home every day hugging your spouse and children reeking of a number two, big mac, with extra Mac sauce for the rest of your life? Don’t forget the greasy fries too. If your answer was no, or something a little more abhorrent, then it’s obvious that you’re going to need more education than just a high school diploma. College is a great option for anyone who dreams of living a successful life and following an organized career…

In the case “Does This Milkshake Taste Funny?” George Stein is faced with an ethical dilemma of doing what is appropriate, verses doing what is convenient. George is an employee for Eastern Dairy, a production run of milkshakes. One day during George’s shift, he became bothered and concerned as he scrutinize an unsanitary issue. Maggots were the culprits as they covered the filters to the pipes that produce the milkshakes. When George brought the matter to his co-worker, the co-worker prompt…