These unusual flavours for ice creams are worth a try

Who doesn't love to eat ice cream? But have you ever heard or tried these unusual ice creams? We bet you that these ice creams are worth a try

Team Asianet Newsable | Published : Sep 11, 2020 2:20 PM
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These unusual flavours for ice creams are worth a try

Pumpkin ice cream: Pumpkins can be sweet, too! Move aside halwas, here comes a refreshing cool treat in the form of an ice-cream.

Pumpkin ice cream: Pumpkins can be sweet, too! Move aside halwas, here comes a refreshing cool treat in the form of an ice-cream.

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Paan ice cream: This minty mouth freshener translates rather splendidly as an ice-cream, too.

Paan ice cream: This minty mouth freshener translates rather splendidly as an ice-cream, too.

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Nitrogen ice cream: If you like some theatrics to accompany your dessert, then in Bengaluru, a restaurant called Hogey serves exactly that, Nitrogen-based ice cream.
 

Nitrogen ice cream: If you like some theatrics to accompany your dessert, then in Bengaluru, a restaurant called Hogey serves exactly that, Nitrogen-based ice cream.
 

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Breast Milk ice cream: As gross as it sounds, you just might want to give it a try out of curiosity. 
 

Breast Milk ice cream: As gross as it sounds, you just might want to give it a try out of curiosity. 
 

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Durian ice cream: The mention of this fruit gets polarising reactions when people are introduced to it. And for good reason: It stinks. However, it does make up for taste. It is similar to jackfruit, and hence can be substituted.
 

Durian ice cream: The mention of this fruit gets polarising reactions when people are introduced to it. And for good reason: It stinks. However, it does make up for taste. It is similar to jackfruit, and hence can be substituted.
 

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Garlic ice cream: Often an essential ingredient in our Indian cuisine, it does take some time getting used to incorporating as a sweet dish. But try it. It just might surprise you.

Garlic ice cream: Often an essential ingredient in our Indian cuisine, it does take some time getting used to incorporating as a sweet dish. But try it. It just might surprise you.

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