This turns my stomach.

Any Canadians here?

Ice cream

LooLooks like U.S.A people are needed, too, as they plan to begin selling it in the USA:
"A Canadian ice-cream chain is about to begin peddling its wares in the United States:..."

This turns my stomach.

Any Canadians here?

Ice cream

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Canada keeps pushing the envelope of cultural progressivism. 
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This boy holds a rosary with pink and blue beads to match his pink and blue clothing. Get it? 
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Don't overlook the black eye, a symbol of child abuse. The monkey has a sad or fearful expression.

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The Sweet Jesus brand is all about shock value.
They attract attention using blasphemy as an eye-catcher, clever names as a lure and surprising flavors as the hook.
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True to Modernist sensibility, if it sells, it must be "right."
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Why fear offending anyone with "Death Before Decaf" when a die-hard fan base will literally eat it up?
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They offer pimped out soft serve ice cream, Rocky Road Rage, Sweet Baby Jesus, Hella Nutella, Red Rapture, mind blowing milk shakes, bottled Holy water. Seems they have a preference that a new offering needs a name that must offend someone. "Bless your mouth."
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How about Koran Krunch, an ice cream sandwich shaped like a book with a cookie hardcover (and vaguely Arabic decorations)?
Or a тαℓмυd Turnover which requires you to invert it in order to eat it?
Or, This Little Piggie with a hot dog-shaped candy projectile that leaps out of the middle when you squeeze it?
(Mohammedans are terrified of touching a pig or anything made with pork. Why not offend Mohammedans or Jєωs?)
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This brand is expanding rapidly with over 20 new locations in the next year or two.
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“As one of Canada’s fastest growing franchise brands, we have many new locations under development.” Internationally, it’s expanding into the USA and will be opening in Mall of America and Baltimore Airport. It is also finalizing deals in Florida and Hawaii. Overseas, it will be opening soon in Dubai, India and Bangladesh under the trade name Sweet Salvation.
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Twisted stuff.
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Sweet Jesus: Christ on a Cake --- 18 ways of baking with Jesus

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I forgot to include the website where I got most of the above information:
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https://www.retail-insider.com/retail-insider/2017/10/sweet-jesus-ice-cream
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 :o  It's more disgusting that I thought at first  :barf: :heretic:

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/torontos-cardinal-takes-on-blasphemous-sweet-jesus-ice-cream-chain

Toronto’s Cardinal takes on blasphemous ‘Sweet Jesus’ ice cream chain
catholic , sweet jesus , thomas collins
TORONTO, April 12, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) — Cardinal Thomas Collins of Toronto was ignored by the founders of the Canadian ice cream chain “Sweet Jesus” when he tried to talk to them about their company’s offensive use of Our Lord’s name.
Collins wrote the company in November, and “asked for a meeting to learn more about the origin of the brand and to help explain to their corporate executives why some might take offence,” his communication director Neil MacCarthy revealed Monday in the Huffington Post.
“The spiritual leader of two million Catholics in the Greater Toronto Area never heard back.”
Andrew Richmond and Amin Todai founded the ice cream chain in Toronto in 2015. In October, its parent company, Mongrels and Misfits, announced plans for a massive expansion beyond the chain's 19 Canadian locations into the United States, where it currently has one store in the Baltimore-Washington International Airport.
But the company has since been hit by petitions and boycotts from Christian groups, including LifeSiteNews, objecting to its blasphemous use of Our Lord's name and to a marketing strategy built on deriding Christian faith and symbols.
Boycott ‘Sweet Jesus’ ice cream until they change name. Sign the petition here!
“The company’s name and logo are seriously offensive,” notes the petition on the Christian site Return To Order. “The first S in the word Jesus is a lightning strike, reminiscent of the nαzι style used by the SS, and the T in ‘SWEET’ is often shown as an inverted Cross on the company's various products ... We cannot remain silent while Our Lord is blasphemed!”
Moreover, the company’s ads brim with mocking depictions of Christian and Catholic symbols such as rosaries, a crucifix with a corpus, and angels. The ads also incorporate Satanic symbols, such as upside-down crosses, lightning bolts, skulls, roaring wildcats, and images that suggest vampires and blood.
Some ads disturbingly depict children with bruises who appear to be abused, leading to charges by critics the company could be seen as pandering to pedophiles, LifeSiteNews reported earlier.
Cardinal Collins “would have told Sweet Jesus executives that the upside-down cross that has been used on many of their products is a reminder to Christians that St. Peter, one of the 12 apostles in Jesus’ inner circle and the first pope of the Catholic Church, was crucified upside down,” wrote McCarthy.
The cardinal “would have emphasized that calling their bottled water ‘Holy Water’ has a sensitive meaning for the family members of a child who is baptized, or for all those who bless themselves with holy water as they enter a church.”
Collins released a pastoral letter February 1, the Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus, in which he exhorted Catholics to show reverence and respect for their Savior’s name in three ways.
“We should use his name reverently in prayer. I strongly urge everyone to constantly pray the ‘Jesus prayer’: ‘Lord Jesus Christ, Son of the living God, have mercy on me a sinner’,” he wrote.
“We should give some sign of our recognition that his Holy Name represents him and makes him present,” added Collins.
“When I was young, it was suggested that one bow the head when pronouncing the Holy Name of Jesus. That is a good custom, and helps a bit to remind us of the adoration which we owe to the Lord of our lives. If we can more deeply become committed to that adoration, we pray that we will more effectively make the love of Jesus present in our suffering world through our actions,” he wrote.
And Christians should never use the name of Jesus irreverently, or to curse, or “in a trashy or trivial or flippant manner.” Moreover, “we should ask our friends who do not share our faith to respect the name of Jesus, as we are equally committed not to treat disrespectfully what is sacred to others.”
And McCarthy suggested one “simple way” to follow the example of Jesus in this case is “by taking a pass on ice cream tainted by insensitivity.”
And, he added, “on election day, we should remember how important it is to check the box that best corresponds with our values.”
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