Foo - Your favourite ice cream dessert

Just finished a root beer float. Haven't had one of those in at least a decade. It was delicious!!!

What's your favourite ice cream dessert / treat?

HD Rum Raisin ice cream....it's awesome stuff.

Deep fried ice cream, green tea flavor :D

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fried_ice_cream

Viewing Pleasure: Tempura Red Bean Ice Cream



1/4/08 at 4:35 PM
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That looks good!

Good call on the rootbeer float. I've been digging Tillamook Udderly Chocolate lately. And of course Phish food.

moose tracks

http://icecreamjournal.turkeyhill.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/moose.jpg

My favorite ice cream dessert: All of them.

This was pretty good (last year):

http://home.comcast.net/~kh6idf/Green%20Tea%20ice%20cream.jpg

My favorite ice cream dessert: All of them.

+1

Whole milk chocolate shakes made with dark chocolate ice cream, frozen strawberries, and topped with real whipped cream.

Chocolate or vanilla with hazelnuts or almonds inside of it.

Guinness Float: 2-3 scoops of high-quality vanilla ice cream and pour over 12 ounces of Guinness. Yummy.

Guinness Float: 2-3 scoops of high-quality vanilla ice cream and pour over 12 ounces of Guinness. Yummy.

Seriously???

Haagen Dazs Sticky Toffee Pudding ice cream. Unfortunately they don't sell it any more. :(

All ice cream.

Oh root beer float, I haven't had one in years. Dr Pepper floats are even tastier. Nuts, I'm hungry for ice cream.

B & J Double Fudge Brownie.
Arby's Jamocha shakes.
Mint chocolate chip.
Chocolate cream pie, or Mousse pie. Frozen or thawed.

But I'll eat a lot of different flavors, those are just the top of my list.

Durian

jk


Greek Yogurt, salted caramel ice cream, sponge cake, almond jelly, those chinese egg custards and custard baos my mom makes
ugh I want some now :[

This-

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Fried ice cream is awesome.

I make this little dish where you take a few handfuls of sliced almonds and caramelize them in butter and sugar and finish it off with an ounce of Grande Marnier which does burst into flames so a cover or a high ceiling is needed.

This goes straight on to super frozen ice cream and forms a crispy sweet nutty shell with a hint of orange.

Rainbow sherbet

Root Beer floats are quite far at the top of my list but pretty much anything involving ice cream is god...err good.

A Peanut Buster Parfait always hits the spot!

Not quite ice cream, but Italian Ice.

Seriously???

Absolutely. If you like stout, you will love this.

Fried ice cream is awesome.

I make this little dish where you take a few handfuls of sliced almonds and caramelize them in butter and sugar and finish it off with an ounce of Grande Marnier which does burst into flames so a cover or a high ceiling is needed.

This goes straight on to super frozen ice cream and forms a crispy sweet nutty shell with a hint of orange.

I'm going to have to try making that some day. Last time I had fried ice cream was in the 90's at a Red Lobster. Don't think they have it on the dessert menu anymore.

this is a trick question for me, as there is no correct answer. Ice cream selection is locational or situational for me. My default at one parlor will not be the same at the next, if you follow me. I like a cherry soda from Braums. If there is an A&W stand, then a root beer float is in order. At Dairy Queen, then I opt for the Heath bar Blizzard, etc.

If I had to pick one, it would be a caramel sundae with whipped cream, nuts and a cherry or four on top.

this is a trick question for me, as there is no correct answer. Ice cream selection is locational or situational for me. My default at one parlor will not be the same at the next, if you follow me. I like a cherry soda from Braums. If there is an A&W stand, then a root beer float is in order. At Dairy Queen, then I opt for the Heath bar Blizzard, etc.

If I had to pick one, it would be a caramel sundae with whipped cream, nuts and a cherry or four on top.

... they still have a real A&W in DFW?! :cry: At least we still have a DQ.

Many of the A&W's are the multi format type places now KFC/A&W in one location. You might be surprised. Go to their website and enter your zip code.

http://www.awrestaurants.com/#/home

Not the same as pulling up to the old root beer barrel shaped building of my youth, but you can still get an A&W float with your boys and sit back and tell them how good they used to be, back in the good ol days........

Many of the A&W's are the multi format type places now KFC/A&W in one location. You might be surprised. Go to their website and enter your zip code.

http://www.awrestaurants.com/#/home

Not the same as pulling up to the old root beer barrel shaped building of my youth, but you can still get an A&W float with your boys and sit back and tell them how good they used to be, back in the good ol days........

Until about 5 years ago, there was a real standalone A&W less than three miles from where we ended up buying a house. Back when I was at Sun, we downed many floats and consumed many bacon cheeseburgers in that place.

Heard that In N Out Burger is moving into the Dallas area in a big way. I have had their burgers. Do they have ice cream?

Tough to pick one. Some favorites are:

Making nana shakes at home in the blender : vanilla ice cream, nana, milk and ice
Mochi Mochi
Lemon Gelato
Peanut Buster Parfait™

Tough to pick one. Some favorites are:

Making nana shakes at home in the blender : vanilla ice cream, nana, milk and ice
Mochi Mochi
Lemon Gelato
Peanut Buster Parfait™

What's nana? I've only heard nana referred to as a grandmother :eek:

short for banana

grams might be good too if you're not a vegetarian ;)

Heard that In N Out Burger is moving into the Dallas area in a big way. I have had their burgers. Do they have ice cream?

Negative, just shakes that are really, really good.

short for banana

grams might be good too if you're not a vegetarian ;)

And Nana wafers?

I must've gotten duds, because I've had milkshakes from In-n-Out and have wound up pretty disappointed each time.

Strawberries + banana + blueberries + raspberries + crushed ice + sprinkling of cinnamon + teaspon of sugar.

Crush. Instant Awesome Smoothie!!!

And the cinnamon is to mainly help your body balance out the sugar from the fruit and the added sugar. :p

Blue Bell

Strawberries + banana + blueberries + raspberries + crushed ice + sprinkling of cinnamon + teaspon of sugar.

Crush. Instant Awesome Smoothie!!!

And the cinnamon is to mainly help your body balance out the sugar from the fruit and the added sugar. :p

You forgot to add ice cream.

Oh right, favorite ice cream dessert. My bad.

Well Ummm. add ice cream? I'm not sure how that will taste however. It shouldn't cause the universe to divide by zero.

I have this thread to blame for this evening's mochi mochi purchase. I had to settle for boxed stuff, but still good.

http://kawaiikakkoiisugoi.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/mochi-rows.jpg

That looks like what a peep looks like before it's hatched.

Oh Great Pumpkin will ice cream late at night give you bad dreams?

Crap! Wrong thread.

i hate root beer anything lol...
one of my faves though..peanut buster parfait!

Tin Roof Sundae.

I'm going to have to try making that some day. Last time I had fried ice cream was in the 90's at a Red Lobster. Don't think they have it on the dessert menu anymore.

It is off the hook good but I cannot caution anyone enough about the potential flash hazard...

Tough to choose just one
+1 tin roofs
Ben and Jerry's Heathbar crunch, coffee hbc, everything but the twisted.........
Good vanilla with fresh strawberries
fried ice cream
root beer floats
etc., etc., etc.,
yeah I like ice cream

Store bought as a favorite? A poor second.

My favorite would eb somethgin I call "The Baja". Rocky Road made with homemade mexican chocolate (modified fromthe original recipe to be even richer and less healthy) and then mixed with my choice of nuts, marshmellows and coconut. Always including macadamia nuts and usually 2-3 other high end nuts.

Absolutely. If you like stout, you will love this.

++1. In My Not At All Humble Opinion, it's better with bottled Guinness, than canned.


I used to have a love for Mint Chocolate Chip until one time when a mate and I stopped at a kiosk on a warm summer's evening. As it turned out, we knew the serving wench and as she had the hots for my friend, she gave us two eeeeeeNORMous servings. They were bigger than my head. We each ate maybe 2/3 of them before dropping the remains in the nearest bin. And I've never felt the urge to touch the stuff since.

Worst of all though, it completely ruined the night's drinking that we had planned.

++1. In My Not At All Humble Opinion, it's better with bottled Guinness, than canned.


I used to have a love for Mint Chocolate Chip until one time when a mate and I stopped at a kiosk on a warm summer's evening. As it turned out, we knew the serving wench and as she had the hots for my friend, she gave us two eeeeeeNORMous servings. They were bigger than my head. We each ate maybe 2/3 of them before dropping the remains in the nearest bin. And I've never felt the urge to touch the stuff since.

Worst of all though, it completely ruined the night's drinking that we had planned.

Rookie mistake.