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"Are those the ingredients or did the Pringles man take a dump in an ice cream machine?" Oh, Stephen Colbert, you never disappoint. Colbert's ribbing was directed at his late-night rival Jimmy Fallon last night after Ben & Jerry's announced the arrival of a Fallon-inspired flavor: Late Night Snack. Why should Colbert care? Because he's got his own horse in the race: AmeriCone Dream.

Late Night Snack was unveiled Wednesday, and while we were at the studio to taste test it, we decided it was our duty to declare a winner in this late-night ice cream war. Hours before Jimmy Fallon and Stephen Colbert duked it out on "The Colbert Report," we were diving into two gallons of each flavor at AOL headquarters -- all of our NYC employees to were invited to vote.

Our results? AmeriCone Dream: 39 vs. Late Night Snack: 24. Now we're asking you. Based on the descriptions of each ice cream below, which ice cream would you rather eat? Take our poll after the jump!

AmeriCone Dream: Vanilla Ice Cream with Fudge Covered Waffle Cone Pieces & a Caramel Swirl

Late Night Snack: Vanilla Bean Ice Cream with a Salty Caramel Swirl & Fudge Covered Potato Chip Clusters

The battle for late-night supremacy now moves to the ice-cream aisle. On the heels of Stephen Colbert's "AmeriCone Dream" comes a new late-night funnyman-inspired ice cream flavor from Ben & Jerry's. That's right; in conjunction with the two-year anniversary of SNL alum Jimmy Fallon taking over Conan O'Brien's NBC post at Late Night, Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield have created "Late Night Snack," a premium ice cream complete with Fallon's mug on the lid. Here's how it rates:

The Claims: Ben & Jerry's Late Night Snack is vanilla bean ice cream with a salty caramel swirl and fudge-covered potato chip clusters.

The video above is part of a promo for the "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" on NBC. Fallon appears to "accidentally" light Rachael Ray on fire. Oops! The best part is at the end when Fallon states, "we'll be right back cooking lobsters with Rachael Ray," and Ray yells out, "scallops!" The promo is overall hilarious and makes me think that Fallon's show might have potential.

While I'm unhappy to see Conan O'Brien move down to the tonight show and to watch his time slot be replaced by Jimmy Fallon, I think there might be some hope for the "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon." A hope inspired by an image of Rachael Ray set on fire and yelling "scallops!"

What do you think?