Ben & Jerry’s Won’t Sell Two Scoops In Australia For The Greatest Reason

If you head into a Ben & Jerry's ice cream shop in Australia to order a two-scoop serving of the same ice cream flavor, be prepared for the response, "no ice cream for you!"

In protest of Australia’s Marriage Act, which refuses to recognize same-sex marriages, the company won't serve "same scoop" ice cream orders until gay marriage is legalized in the country.

“Imagine heading down to your local Scoop Shop to order your favorite two scoops of Cookie Dough in a waffle cone. But you find out you are not allowed…You’d be furious!” Ben & Jerry’s wrote in an official statement. “But this doesn’t even begin to compare to how furious you would be if you were told you were not allowed to marry the person you love. So we are banning two scoops of the same flavor and encouraging our fans to contact their MPs to tell them that the time has come — make marriage equality legal!”

The brand's goal is to encourage its customers to join in the fight for LGBTQ rights and contact Australian MPs to express their support for the legalization of gay marriage. Ben & Jerry’s will also host post boxes in the country’s 26 stores, giving their patrons the opportunity to write postcards to their MPs. The messages will be delivered to Australian Parliament in mid-June.

This isn't the first time Ben & Jerry's has gotten political — in America, the company has expressed its support for the Black Lives Matter movement and spoken out against Donald Trump's travel ban. When the U.S. Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage in 2015, Ben & Jerry's released a celebratory ice cream flavor called "I Dough, I Dough."

Let's hope "I Dough, I Dough" is available in Australia sooner rather than later.