Japanese Ice Cream Products
73
Ice Cream Goodness
Major varieties of Ice Cream in Japan are sold in various grocery and convenience stores. Some of my personal favorites come in cardboard cups, plastic tubes or are wrapped in cardboard. Sound strange? Well it isn't quite as strange as you might think! Here I'll illustrate all the various types of Ice Cream that I enjoy in Japan and maybe some day when you visit you'll be able to try some out for yourself.
In Japan a lot of ice cream comes in various containers. First we'll look at coardboard contained ice cream. There are boxes, cups and wraps of ice cream available.
The pictures on the right are of a soda float ice cream box which is pretty good. It's kind of bluish but is mostly ice cream.
The second one is fruit sorbet, the container you can twist in half and share with your friends, it melts fast so eat it quick!
The third is something more typical in the west, an individually wrapped ice cream cone with chocolate on top. Quite delicious.
Last is a SUPER CUP! It's a cup of ice cream but pretty large and quite delicious. Also melts quick so you gotta eat it while you can.
Going down the list we can see a cup of Haagen-Daz but the flavor is Green tea so it will be quite green, but tastey! Worth a try anyway.
Next is a Sundae Cup; chocolatey goodness. =)
More Flavors!!!
On the right we have an ice box, now this is a personal favorite of mine. It's a bunch of small pieces of flavored ice. Quite delicious, that flavor there is lemon flavored but I personally prefer pink grapefruit.
Next is a chocolate ice cream bar, pretty normal.
After that is a plastic container shaped like a bottle is available filled with coffee flavored ice cream. It's coming in a pack of two so you can share this as well with your friends.
Finally we have some waffle type ice cream that comes with a chunk of chocolate inside and ice cream. It's good but way to creamy for me.
This hub is a bit of a challenge since there really isn't anything more to say about ice cream than to show some pictures. If anyone has any questions feel free to let me know or drop a content. =)
Participating in the Hub Challenge
Ice Cream Waffle Cones
|
Smart Snacks Rainbow Color Cones
Price: $9.97
List Price: $16.99 |
|
Ice Cream Cones Venezia petiteRose
Price: $3.49
|
More Ice Cream Hubs
- Homemade Ice Cream: History and Recipes
Breif history of ice cream with recipes and the pros and cons of small and large ice cream makers. Ice cream is easy to make! - Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream
Fresh ice cream only needs some milk or cream, a bit of sugar for sweetening and a thickener to give it some texture. Learn how to make your own homemade vanilla ice cream! - Gelato vs. Ice Cream vs. Frozen Yogurt
There was once a time when I didn't think that I could ever give up ice cream. I ate it far more often than could possibly be healthy and can only say that I'm glad I was young enough then that my body was...
Summer Products HubMob!
- Healthy hair, Summer Beauty Tips
Some of my favourite Summer hair products, tried and tested, most of them belonging to the Rene Furterer collection. - 6 months ago
- Summer Musicals - Mama Mia!
Yes, I know this is last year's big summer hit, but I love this movie. It is, to me the quintessential summer fun movie. Who could top the fabulous Greek Isles, the golden sunshine, the crystal blue seas? Add... - 6 months ago
- HubMob of Perfect Products for a Hot Summer Day
There are so many different summer products these days! This week's HubMob is chock full of informative hubs about the various things we use or buy or do during the summer season. - 6 months ago
PrintShare it! — Rate it: up down flag this hub
Comments
Thanks, it's lacking on words and description but as they say a picture is worth a thousand words. =)
Hey, Richard. Well done on the hub and the challenge. There are some really interesting posts about the challenge in the forums. Nice pictures - several thousand words there, I should think ;)
Nice idea!
KCC Big Country says:
6 months ago
Now I'm hungry. :)
Thanks for sharing the info and the pictures. Good job on this HubChallenge hub!