【Switzerland adult】

Sometimes you need delicious ice cream to get rid of that bad taste in your mouth.

Off the back of the infamous marriage of two iconic Australian ice creams that was the "Golden Gaynetto,Switzerland adult" a Sydney-based catering company announced that for two short (but sweet) days they they'll be selling "Gaytime Burgers."

SEE ALSO: Two iconic Australian ice-creams merge, birthing the Golden Gaynetto

Kayter Con are the desert deviants behind the ice cream masterpiece who told Mashable"We chose to do the Gaytime Burger because we wanted to bring back an old school classic in a new way."

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The half burger, half desert beast will be sold Nov. 12. and 13., at Parkfeast in Sydney, so locals keen to stuff their faces with the course-blending desert have only a small amount of time to decide if the Gaytime Burger is loveable or garbage.

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