Maple-Powered Howard!

By Anonymous -
This credit is long overdue...

Remember way back in May when Aziz asked everyone at Dean Nation to help create some Ben & Jerry's flavors for Howard Dean? Well, the one that was used, Maple-Powered Howard, was suggested by Dean National Joan Bellis! The press described it this way:

Last week, Dean's campaign touted a new ice cream sundae that Ben & Jerry's planned to sell in their Vermont stores in honor of Dean. "Maple Powered Howard" is a combination of vanilla ice cream, maple-flavored whipped cream, maple syrup and walnuts.

But let's not stop there, as it wasn't long at all before Maple-Powered Howard morphed into People-Powered Howard. (Sorry, don't know who came up with that one -- maybe Trippi?) The, rest of course, is history, and it all started right here at Dean Nation. Thanks, Joan!

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