Miss Nut and the Ice Cream Lasagna

Miss Nut is a cutie! She LOVES to talk and gets lots of practice doing so.  A few weeks ago, we were talking about our International Feast. At the International Feast, students bring a dish that represents their culture or heritage and we share with one other. Miss Nut decided that she would bring her grandma's ice cream lasagna. Now, when I first heard this I thought she was talking about a dessert that looked like lasagna or at the very least, she was mixing up ricotta and ice cream. She proceeded to describe how her grandma made it. She said that she puts a noodle in the plate and then covers it with vanilla ice cream. Next, she puts carmel, candy sprinkles, and meat on it. When she gets to the top layer, she gets olives and stuffs them with frosting and then dips them in candy sprinkles. Miss Nut said that it was the most delicious thing she had ever eaten. She also said that she tried to make the olives at home, but that they tasted gross. She thought maybe the olives were spoiled.  I don't now for sure, but I really hope that this is untrue. If not, it will be an interesting feast.