When you’re feeling a little less vanilla and wanna be metal AF, there’s now Black Ice Cream.
Brought to us by Morgenstern’s in New York City, the goth-ice cream is “Coconut Ash” flavor, with its distinct color made possible with activated charcoal.
Get a double scoop with vanilla for some cone-harmony… although it’ll be a little less metal.
[link, via Incredible Things]
The only way that a churro could get any better than its familiar tubular form, is if it was a bowl, and could hold our ice cream.
The Ice Cream Churro Bowl is brought to us by Sydney-based, Milky Lane. The ice cream shop is experimenting with the sugary vessel, until they officially open in May. It was inspired by the Churro Bowl created by Tasty.
[via First We Feast]
If that soft-serve of yours just isn’t fancy enough, there’s now golden ice cream. Kanazawa, apparently the gold leaf capital of Japan, is wrapping soft-serve ice cream with edible bling.
Although, some people already have experience ingesting very small doses of gold leaf, the jury is still out on what a cone’s worth of it will do. Stay tuned.
[via uproxx]
Our Family of Seven created a frozen version of everyone’s favorite cookie-smuggling Muppet. Cookie Monster Ice Cream borrows Cookie’s color palette, and is loaded with yummy chocolate chips and OREOs… just like Cookie.
It’s also a no-churn recipe, so it’s not difficult to make your own. Check it out here.
[link, via This Is Why I’m Broke]
If you require a milkshake that will bring all the boys to the yard, look no further than these extreme milkshakes by Black Tap in New York City. And, damn right, it’s better than yours.
Somewhere in these very tall concoctions is an actual milkshake, but they’re then topped with accoutrements including full ice cream sandwiches, handfuls of candy, and giant lollipops.
Black Tap has locations in Soho and The Meatpacking District, and one of these milkshakes will run you $15 — which is reasonable, considering that one shake could feed a small village. Check out more and drool here.
[link, via First We Feast]
