07/06/2024
Gelato Fun Fact π±
7 Coolest Ice Cream Traditions From Around The World
1οΈβ£ Dondurma - Turkey
As stretchy as mozzarella cheese and as chewy as taffy. Dondurma is ice cream made with salep, a wild orchid root that gives it a chewy, stretchy texture. And because salep is illegal to export, itβs only available in its home country.
2οΈβ£ I Tim Pad - Thailand
Instead of being churned, this ice cream is flash-frozen to order on a frozen metal disc and then scraped off into delectable ice cream scrolls. Itβs as pretty as it is tasty!
3οΈβ£ Mochi Ice Cream - Japan
A popular ice cream treat consists of mochi β a pounded rice paste β wrapped around ice cream. The result is a sweet ice cream finger food with a curiously non-melty exterior.
4οΈβ£ Spaghettieis - Germany
Itβs an ice cream sundae made to look like a bowl of spaghetti, complete with sauce (usually a strawberry puree) and parmesan cheese (coconut flakes or grated almonds).
5οΈβ£ Ais Kacang - Malaysia
This Malaysian dessert literally translates to βice beansβ, and consists of shaved ice and beans, usually with various colorful fruity toppings. Sounds interesting, but we think weβll stick to bean-less ice cream varieties for now.
6οΈβ£ Akutaq - Alaska
If you were hankering for something sweet, the popular treat known as akutaq would be a must-try. In its most traditional form, it consists of whipped animal fat β usually from seals, moose, or caribou β mixed with berries and bits of meat.
7οΈβ£ Ice Cream Roti - Singapore
This ice cream sandwich, sold as a street snack in Singapore, comes in an array of colours and flavours. Rather than stack rounded scoops atop a cone, they slice individual portions off a block, then wrap the thick slab in a slice of bread.
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