Is it just me or did everyone know that ice cream that has been molded in the shape of a rose is like . . . a thing?? I've heard of rose petals being used to flavor ice cream. I've even seen rose-shaped ice cream as a specialty item and served in a bowl, but never have I scene so much fanciness in a common ice cream cone! I searched and searched for more info on the history of this flowery treat, but couldn't really find anything, other than that it seems like rose-shaped ice cream is usually found in Europe and Asia, which is probably why I haven't seen it! Does anyone have any info on when/where/how this trend started?
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15 comments:
Wow those look so cool! They are so pretty I wouldn't want to eat it!
I'd take a dozen ice cream roses over real ones any day!
Stunningly delicious looking, especially the chocolate dipped one!
Actually they are not moulded in moulds. In Amorino (http://www.amorino.com/fr/) the sales girls and boys are forming such ice cream roses with just a spoon infront of your eyes. It's really impressive.
Onse I had a rose formed ice cream and all of the petals had different taste and colour. Delicious.
Omg that is so pretty!! I want one hehe
Wow, I wonder how they get it to stay like that! :o
Wow, an ice cream rose with a different flavor on every petal? That is so cool! Thanks for the info, Silvia!
These are so neat. Thanks for sharing. I wonder how long it takes for them to scoop it out like that!
I have never seen ice cream roses, but now that I have I must have one!
what!? love that last chocolate dipped one!!
WoW! super cute . .=)
Just came back from Budapest, and saw these ice cream roses for the first time. So fabulous! Just loved them!
hot i mean cold as in coooooolllll that it amazing i wanna learn how to do that!!!!!!
Were can I find a shop that does this
Hi. According to the comment that Silvia left, they have ice cream roses at Amorino. Their website is listed above.
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