This seems not too bad for a treat

[Stitch147]

http://www.perfectworldicecream.co.uk/delicious-desserts/carrot

Ive not tried it yet, but this doesnt seem too naughty for a treat.

There is 4 different flavours to choose from.

 

[AndBreathe]

On another forum I visit, a number of folks rave about this: http://www.waitrose.com/shop/HeaderSearchCmd?searchTerm=oppo+ice+cream&defaultSearch=GR I understand it also can be bought elsewhere.

 

[Amigo]

http://www.perfectworldicecream.co.uk/delicious-desserts/carrot

Ive not tried it yet, but this doesnt seem too naughty for a treat.

There is 4 different flavours to choose from.

Sounds delicious...but does it contain that stuff that gives you the trots (polyols)?

 

[Mark Parrott]

According to their website, they sell it at Holland & Barrett, but It's not on their website.

 

[Stitch147]

Sounds delicious...but does it contain that stuff that gives you the trots (polyols)?

Oh...... I didn't look at that!

 

[Mark Parrott]

It does contain polyols, but it's all about portion control. Unless of course it's so gorgeous that it's worth the trots.

 

[Amigo]

Oh...... I didn't look at that!

Might be my mind is still stuck on this subject today Stitch! Lol

If it's worth it...'Bottoms up!'

 

[Stitch147]

Haha! Possible.

 

[Matt Cycle]

On another forum I visit, a number of folks rave about this: http://www.waitrose.com/shop/HeaderSearchCmd?searchTerm=oppo+ice+cream&defaultSearch=GR I understand it also can be bought elsewhere.

How much!! £5.50 for a small tub of ice cream - has the world gone mad. 😉

 

[grovesy]

Ice cream ain't cheap the cheapest cornet from my ice cream man is a £1!

 

[Mark Parrott]

£1 is a bargain. Round here it's at least £1.50.😱

 

[Cleo]

Or even better still - make it at home ! I don't even own an ice cream maker but found a receipe for home made cherry ice cream - no ice cream maker needed , was delicious !

 

[grovesy]

£1 is a bargain. Round here it's at least £1.50.😱

Oh, I thought the £1 was bad enough as it is for the dog.

 

[AndBreathe]

I made this for my OH a while ago, and I have been asked by others to make it for them. It's super, super simple, and involves no ice cream maker, repeated whisking or any nonsense at all really. Of course, Nigella's original recipe uses icing sugar, but I'm certain that could be substituted for a sweetener to make it D friendly. It's the lime juice in the cream that does all the thickening and unctuousness creation.

I am advised it's very rich (and alcoholic of course)

https://www.nigella.com/recipes/no-churn-margarita-ice-cream

Nigella does a whole range of ice creams, based upon cocktails.

Who's up for the challenge of recreating it?