VIDEO: Pumpkin Spiced Thai Rolled Ice Cream Anyone?
From the streets of Thailand, this is the perfect dessert to try this Fall.
Don’t let the seasons decide when you can or cannot enjoy ice cream. From the streets of Thailand to the people of Simcoe County, this is the perfect dessert to try this Fall season.
You could steal some of your kids candy tonight. Or, you could try Thai rolled ice cream instead 🤷♀️
Posted by Barrie 360 on Wednesday, October 31, 2018
Thai rolled ice cream is an culinary experience worth checking out. Rolled ice cream began in Thailand as a popular street food and has spread to just about every major city in the world. Locally, Frozen Bites in Alliston opened earlier this year.
Frozen Bites Owner Wendy Gao
Owner Wendy Gao discovered the dessert during a trip to Thailand a few years ago. “I thought it would be great. It was trending everywhere online,” said Gao.
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Pumpkin Spice Thai Rolled Ice Cream
How its made
Creating the rolls involves a chilled plate that can be cooled by liquid nitrogen. They use an ice pan with an element that reaches -20 to -30 degrees. That extremely cold steel surface looks like a pizza pan.
Pumpkin pie spice Thai rolled ice cream at Frozen Bites in Alliston
It takes an average of two minutes as the milk-based liquid is manipulated until it becomes a cream while the creators throw other ingredients into the mix. They chop and then spread it into a thin layer across the pan and then roll it all up.
