I haven’t been out much lately, as I guess
everyone can see with the lack of activity here and the cob webs starting to
form. But I do try to get out as much as I can. Last month, I did manage to
sneak out and watch the much-anticipated Aladdin,
we had purchased our tickets late last year and finally the day arrived. With
much talk around it as soon as it opened, we knew we made the right choice
months ahead.
So while having the chance to be out, there
is no slipping up on getting in some foodventures along the way. So, this
lovely Saturday afternoon we were standing in the queue-less i-Creamy for our
rose ice cream.
Two flavours $6.90, Three flavours $8.90 |
There are only a handful of flavours to
choose from for your rose ice cream, and these can be noted with the green four
clover stands. On this lovely Saturday afternoon I went with the apple cinnamon
and creaming soda. The apple pie had bits of dried apple inside, which gave you
a nice little textural bite. The creaming soda is everything you would expect
it to be, it really reminds me of the Schweppes creaming soda that you can get
in Hong Kong, the yellow soda.
I-creamy really lives up to their name, as the
ice cream is smooth and creamy.
Flavours do range, so you are always
assured to get a different combination if you do revisit.
There is one thing I am sure of, this is
one rose no lady will be decline… ok, I can’t speak for all ladies, but I know
this isn’t one I will decline. Would
you?
Watch
below how the rose ice cream is made.
i-Creamy Artisan Gelato
Skyview Plaza,
Shop 3, 537 - 551 George Street,
Sydney
I'm far too lazy for the rose gelato, when I see ice-cream it has about 1 minute before it meets it's final resting place!! PS- Going to see Aladdin on Sunday..... "A whole new wooooooooooooorrllllddddd" :)
ReplyDeleteI hear you, it is such pain watching it being made and then all those photos to make it worthy! haha!!
DeleteBUT OMG, I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did, I would totally watch it again!! XD
This is gorgeous!!! A whole new world of delicious! I'm so inspired.
ReplyDeleteI was surprised at how long it takes! I mean it makes sense since each petal is applied individually but it's a crazy business idea :P
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