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Here in Japan, there are some very weird ice cream flavours. Haagen Dazs make some of the strangest flavours I've ever tried (and most of them I couldn't finish more than a teaspoonful)... The list of flavours includes Green Tea, Royal Milk Tea, Rich Milk, Black Sesame, Adzuki Beans, Azuki Beans and Milk (??)...
However, the list of flavours no longer available in Japan includes Cookies and Creme, Strawberry Cheesecake, Vanilla Chocolate Brownie, Cassis and Creme, Mint Chocolate, in fact most of my favourites...
Anyway, my wife has started making ice cream at home, so I can soon have the flavours I want.
What's your favourite, or what strange flavours do they have where you are?
EDIT: Yes, they spell "cream" creme...
Originally posted by c99uxMy favourite ice-cream in the world is the melon flavoured ice-cream they sell at Capri's in Rotterdam.
Here in Japan, there are some very weird ice cream flavours. Haagen Dazs make some of the strangest flavours I've ever tried (and most of them I couldn't finish more than a teaspoonful)... The list of flavours includes Green Tea, Royal Milk Tea, Rich Milk, Black Sesame, Adzuki Beans, Azuki Beans and Milk (??)...
However, the list of flavours no longer avai ...[text shortened]... what strange flavours do they have where you are?
EDIT: Yes, they spell "cream" creme...
Generally straciattella is my favourite, or ice-cream with thick wads of toffee flowing through it.
The weirdest I've ever tasted would be in Utrecht, in the Netherlands.
There's a small ice-cream parlour close to the Grift park which serves bizarre flavours every month.
Orange with hot peppers was strange, but the garlic ice-cream would have to take the cake.
Originally posted by shavixmirGarlic Ice Cream????
My favourite ice-cream in the world is the melon flavoured ice-cream they sell at Capri's in Rotterdam.
Generally straciattella is my favourite, or ice-cream with thick wads of toffee flowing through it.
The weirdest I've ever tasted would be in Utrecht, in the Netherlands.
There's a small ice-cream parlour close to the Grift park which serves bi ...[text shortened]...
Orange with hot peppers was strange, but the garlic ice-cream would have to take the cake.
Oh you're just a sick puppy.
Shav!
Originally posted by shavixmirCookie dough is the best, with butterscotch or caramel oozing over it.
My favourite ice-cream in the world is the melon flavoured ice-cream they sell at Capri's in Rotterdam.
Generally straciattella is my favourite, or ice-cream with thick wads of toffee flowing through it.
The weirdest I've ever tasted would be in Utrecht, in the Netherlands.
There's a small ice-cream parlour close to the Grift park which serves bi ...[text shortened]...
Orange with hot peppers was strange, but the garlic ice-cream would have to take the cake.
Originally posted by shavixmirI can imagine the orange and hot peppers, it sounds interesting; I've had chilli chocolate before and that was nice.
My favourite ice-cream in the world is the melon flavoured ice-cream they sell at Capri's in Rotterdam.
Generally straciattella is my favourite, or ice-cream with thick wads of toffee flowing through it.
The weirdest I've ever tasted would be in Utrecht, in the Netherlands.
There's a small ice-cream parlour close to the Grift park which serves bi ...[text shortened]...
Orange with hot peppers was strange, but the garlic ice-cream would have to take the cake.
Originally posted by c99uxWell, it's not really ice cream but I made this strawberry champagne sorbet one time that was pretty terrific.
Here in Japan, there are some very weird ice cream flavours. Haagen Dazs make some of the strangest flavours I've ever tried (and most of them I couldn't finish more than a teaspoonful)... The list of flavours includes Green Tea, Royal Milk Tea, Rich Milk, Black Sesame, Adzuki Beans, Azuki Beans and Milk (??)...
However, the list of flavours no longer avai ...[text shortened]... what strange flavours do they have where you are?
EDIT: Yes, they spell "cream" creme...
