What do you think of "Fried Ice Cream"?
By pinkpiglet
@pinkpiglet (330)
Philippines
16 responses
@pinkpiglet (330)
• Philippines
12 Jul 11
That's good, buy your girl friend a fried ice cream! But maybe don't seduce her. HAHA! Although it's true that a lot of us girls go crazy over ice cream and chocolates.
@pinkpiglet (330)
• Philippines
12 Jul 11
Yes, it's really good! I also go to St. Francis to eat fried ice cream. I just can't help it even if I'm already gaining a lot of weight. Haha! My favorite is Melon, too! And Black Forest is yummy as well!
@emarie (5442)
• United States
10 Jul 11
I remember fried ice cream when I was younger. There's was a restaurant that always sold it and it was my favorite dessert there. Unfortunately that restaurant closed down but when the restaurant my mother was working for had something called 'Portuguese Ice Cream' it was pretty similar. If you know what a Malasada is, it's a fried doughnut. What they do is they use the dough of the Malasada's and put it around ice cream and of course...deep fry it and top it with coconut syrup. SOOO good. I've had a few recipes but I've never tried it yet. I'm a little too scared and I don't think I have a freezer that can freeze it enough.
@emarie (5442)
• United States
13 Jul 11
Wailana Coffee House in Hawaii on the island of Oahu. It's right across the street of the Hilton Hawaiian Village Hotel.
The other deserts I like there are the Banana Lumpia served with whip cream and ice cream. My 8 year old son ordered that one night and since the cook knew he was my mothers grandson, they piled that thing with ice cream and whip cream.
@pinkpiglet (330)
• Philippines
12 Jul 11
What was the restaurant called? I've never heard of "Portuguese Ice Cream". But I definitely would want to try that! :)
@pinkpiglet (330)
• Philippines
12 Jul 11
It's not really "fried". It's just being "frozen" from a liquid form, but it looks like being "fried". Thus, the name "fried ice cream". Haha!
@nightarchangel (40)
• Philippines
11 Jul 11
Now I'd like to answer this! Fried Ice Cream is one of the best delicacies I've ever tried! As a lover of sweets and treats, I'd really love to get another one, but I prefer gourmet. pinkpiglet, where have you tried "fried" ice cream? I'm gonna get one sometime soon!
@pinkpiglet (330)
• Philippines
12 Jul 11
I love it too! :) I eat fried ice cream every week! Haha! I'm gaining weight, but I can't help it. It's just too yummy! I go to St. Francis, of course. :) How about you? Where do you eat fried ice cream?
@nightarchangel (40)
• Philippines
14 Jul 11
Sorry for the late reply pinkpiglet! Busy kasi.... I eat fried ice cream at ErSao (Padre Algue), Victory Mall.... and I'd love to try Fiorgelato's Fried Ice cream sometime soon. Wanna come along? :D
@sreejithsreenivas (10200)
• India
9 Jul 11
First time hearing about fried Ice cream.What are the ingredients used to make this ice cream.
@pinkpiglet (330)
• Philippines
12 Jul 11
You'll need water, ice cream pre-mixes and a fried ice cream machine. The machine is like a huge pan, but there's a freezer below so you can "fry" or in more realistic term "freeze" the ice cream. :)
@Graceekwenx (3160)
• Philippines
9 Jul 11
Hi Pink! Yes, ive tried this. They have a stall like this in Tutuban Mall. Its yummy!
@pinkpiglet (330)
• Philippines
12 Jul 11
Cool! I haven't tried the one in Tutuban Mall yet. Actually, I haven't been there yet. :)
@pinkpiglet (330)
• Philippines
12 Jul 11
Personally, I loved it. :) It's not as creamy because it's "fried", and it melts easily because it's just like any other ice cream! :)
@pinkpiglet (330)
• Philippines
12 Jul 11
I've also heard about Fried Kool Aid. Haha! I don't know much about that one, though.
@pinkpiglet (330)
• Philippines
12 Jul 11
Well, if you read my responses above, you'll know how. :) Of course I've tried it, and it's just so delicious! :)
@uzunova (75)
• Bulgaria
10 Jul 11
I have tried it and it is delicious!You can get it in chinese restaurants,too.
@pinkpiglet (330)
• Philippines
12 Jul 11
Yes, I heard there are a few Chinese restaurants that offer fried ice cream. I'd want to visit one and try it. There's also some place where they have DIY or rather MIY "Make it yourself" fried ice cream. :)
@nordqvist11 (118)
• Mexico
9 Jul 11
Sorry but I think that sounds really weird, why on earth would you want to make something that is already fatty even fattier!?
@pinkpiglet (330)
• Philippines
12 Jul 11
As I've said in the comment above, it is not actually fried. It is "fried". Emphasis on the quote-unquote. :)
