Strange British ice cream flavors for the holidays

by Deidre Woollard, Posted Nov 25th 2005 @ 2:07PM

Stilton cheese and mincemeat pie are two quintessentially British flavors and they will both be available this season as ice creams. The Sun reports that Churchfield Farm is creating a Stilton cheese ice cream which they say goes great with holiday mincemeat pies. You can also get your mince pie in ice cream form. IC Wales reports Llanfaes Diary is offering a mince ice cream in addition to their popular Christmas pudding flavor. Unusual ice cream flavors seem to be a growing trend both in restaurants and with adventurous consumers. Game to make your own Stilton ice cream? You can find a recipe here.

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Filed Under: Food Oddities, Ingredients, New Products
Tags: british isles, cheese, dairy, dessert, oddities

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11-26-2005 @5:02PM Rob Brooks-Bilson said... In the Philippines, cheese ice cream is very popular. Last time I was there, I had cheddar. It wasn't cooked into the ice cream batter like I had imagined. Instead, the ice cream had actual chunks of cheddar folded in. Although it sounds odd, it was quite good. The saltiness and sharpness of the cheddar were well balanced by the sweetness of the ice cream.
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