Can somebody help me understand the highlighted part. I didn �t get it. Thanks in advance. (by the way, it �s a podcast)

 

 

Hi, Mari,

I �m not sure if you are asking what juggling is. It is this:

 

 

 

If you know what juggling is, but are confused about juggling ice cream, I �m sure Josh is talking about containers of ice cream - probably the pint size (about 1/2 liter).

 

A cross-reference is a notation in one place (in a book or other material) that directs you to another place for more information. I can �t figure out how that works into this conversation, though. I think he �s referring to his line that starts, "Yeah, after reading this...", but I think there�s some information missing here for us to understand the reference.

 

Oh, and Kroger (a major US grocery chain with its headquarters in Cincinnati, Ohio, where I live) does make good ice cream, especially their Private Selection brand. Their chocolate ganache ice cream is great stuff!

 

Bruce 

the vocabulary is ok, juggling and cross-reference. I just didn �t get them in the context.

 

But now the first sentence makes sense. Oh, I didn �t think of it literally, juggling the containers. That �s clear now.

 

The cross-reference sentence I didn �t get either. He might have read about air in the ice-cream elsewhere, about its lightness. Maybe.