Halifax Dairy Queen Creates Stephen Harper 'Sorry For Your Loss' Cake

[mentalfloss]

Halifax Dairy Queen Creates Stephen Harper 'Sorry For Your Loss' Cake

Well, DQ did something different, that’s for sure.

An ice cream cake featuring an edible photo of outgoing Prime Minister Stephen Harper drummed up some laughs on Twitter, shortly after his election defeat.

Sandwiched between the words "Sorry for your loss" in red icing, the politically flavoured dessert was spotted at one of the chain’s Halifax locations.

CBC News managed to get a picture of the cake last week before it sold out.

Halifax Dairy Queen Creates Stephen Harper 'Sorry For Your Loss' Cake

 

[Cliffy]

Herne ‏@Herne

@CBCNS @StacieBee Wouldn't it be a "barbaric practice" to slice into his head and eat it?

 

[DaSleeper]

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

I don't like salty cakes. Want my ice cream sweet.

 

[B00Mer]

I used to go to Dairy Queen until they went political.

 

[captain morgan]

Will be interesting to see what the revenues look like in the next 24 months when NS stops receiving their needed transfer payments.

Wonder if they'll be offering cakes with their bankruptcy notice

 

[petros]

cod cake

 

[captain morgan]

Uggghh.. The mental image of that made my stomach heave

 

[MHz]

At least it doesn't say, 'Sorry for our loss.'

 

[mentalfloss]

Will be interesting to see what the revenues look like in the next 24 months when NS stops receiving their needed transfer payments.

Wonder if they'll be offering cakes with their bankruptcy notice

Are all conbots this afraid of the economy?

 

[AnnaG]

Holy crap. Well, Glibs and Dippers might like eating a cake with Helmet-head's pic on it but I would not even feed it to my chickens. They had to choose a pic of him looking so bitter?

Actually, come to think of it, I would not feed any cake to my chickens with ANY politicians visage on it.

 

[davesmom]

I think that is a gracious gesture!
People wanted Harper gone; he is gone. There was no need to attack him after his defeat like a flock of vultures. But all you 'changers' just couldn't stop, could you?
Now is the time for classy people to give him credit for the good he did. Yes, he DID do some good things. And the last nice thing he did was invite Trudeau to accompany him in the laying of the War Memorial Wreath. The act of a gentleman.
So I'll add my sentiments; Sorry for your loss, Mr. Harper.