Favourite Ice-Cream

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[stextc]

Link to photo :
http://sigmatestudio.com/2009/03/another-green-tea-ice-cream/

Current fav. is green tea ice-cream with azuki (red bean).
Like the ones which aren't too sweet with a refreshing bitter aftertaste.

What's your favourite ice-cream?
Flavour? Brand?

[goatlady]

Wow... it's amazing what they come up with these days! Green tea and beans in icecream

I'm afraid I'm going to show that I'm hellishly boring and say my favourite ice cream flavour is chocolate! I don't eat it much - I don't have much of a sweet tooth. My partner goes nuts for coconut gelato which is pretty good too.

[California Girl]

  My favorite ice cream is Cold Stone's "Mint Mint Chocolate Chocolate Chip".  It has Mint ice cream, chocolate chips, brownie, and fudge.  Cold Stone is in the States, Japan, South Korea, China, and Taiwan.  Non in Australia, yet.  I live in California and we have plenty of them.  Now you know why I spell favourite as favorite, American.  Bye.

[farmerswife]

I love mint choc chop icecream !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[leechbabe]

Pumpkin Pie IceCream

Yum.

[stextc]

Pumpkin Pie IceCream

Yum.

Wow . . I would really like to try that!

[goatlady]

I'm keen on most things pumpkin but dunno if I'd be keen to try pumpkin icecream!

[leechbabe]

I was really surprised by how very very good it was.

[planningqueen]

Pretty boring compared to pumpkin ice cream etc, but mine is honeycomb icecream.

[Ian]

My favorite ice cream is Cold Stone's "Mint Mint Chocolate Chocolate Chip".  It has Mint ice cream, chocolate chips, brownie, and fudge.  Cold Stone is in the States, Japan, South Korea, China, and Taiwan.  Non in Australia, yet.  I live in California and we have plenty of them.  Now you know why I spell favourite as favorite, American.  Bye.

Cold Stone is great - had it a couple of times in Taiwan last year 

My long standing favourite flavour has always been licorice.

[leechbabe]

My favorite ice cream is Cold Stone's "Mint Mint Chocolate Chocolate Chip".  It has Mint ice cream, chocolate chips, brownie, and fudge.  Cold Stone is in the States, Japan, South Korea, China, and Taiwan.  Non in Australia, yet.  I live in California and we have plenty of them.  Now you know why I spell favourite as favorite, American.  Bye.

They sound a little like Cold Rock

[Ian]

Leechbabe - pretty much ... get all the bits and pieces on a cold plate thingy, smoosh it all up and serve it up.

[goatlady]

See, I have a problem with Cold Rock and that entire concept. If I could smoosh up lollies into my own icecream, fine. But why would I pay someone else to play with my food? Where's the fun in that?

[California Girl]

The fun in it is that you get it served for you.  You don't have to do anything but enjoy it.  I do the same kind of thing at home but once in a while I go to Cold Stone and have someone else do the work for me.  Try it.  It seems it taste better when someone else prepares it.

[California Girl]

I live about 45 minutes from Gilroy, CA, the garlic capital of the world.  Once a year they have the garlic festival.  I have not been to it but they have all sorts of garlic foods and desserts.  Each year they offer different garlic ice cream.  I have never tried it but I've heard it's great.  Imagine that.

[adelle]

Haha.. I did a blog post about this VERY question back in January...

Definately Everest! Bubble gum, noughat and lemon..... yummmmmmm


Check my full report: http://www.adelle.com.au/my-favourite-everest-ice-cream/   

[Lightening]

I love mint choc chop icecream !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think "chop" flavoured ice  cream might be taking the farming side of things a little too far Farmers Wife 

Have to agree with you though.  My favourites are a toss up between mint choc chip and cookies & cream.

[Anonymum]

Old English Toffee gets my vote as far as flavoured ones go, but my all time favourite is vanilla with fresh raspberries smashed through it...yummo!!

[Eastmountain]

Passion fruit flavour or orange flavour...
Both are delicious

I wish I was a little kid again. Running around in the garden, mum making ice-cream cornets for me and my sister... Lovely, lovely childhood *giggles*
The good thing with being slightly older is that you can eat ice-cream whenever you want
Go that!

[adelle]

ooh I have another - Zabalglione! (beaten egg ice cream!) SOoo delish!

[stextc]

ooh I have another - Zabalglione! (beaten egg ice cream!) SOoo delish!

Haven't heard of this one before.
Any more details? (Like where to find 'em)

[stextc]

Moving slightly off topic but still in frozen desserts . .
Has anyone tried frozen yogurt shops with toppings?

[Tamsyn]

If you mean something along the line of Yogen Fruz, I tried it the other day. I had raspberry frozen yogurt with fresh raspberries mashed in. I loved it 

[stextc]

If you mean something along the line of Yogen Fruz, I tried it the other day. I had raspberry frozen yogurt with fresh raspberries mashed in. I loved it 

Yogen Fruz?
Never tried that franchise . . any in Sydney?

[Tamsyn]

I'm not sure about Sydney, we have had one open just recently at my local westfield in Brisbane.

They have a store locator on their website http://www.yogenfruz.com/home/en/

Definitely worth a taste test if there is one close to you!