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Move Over Ice Cream, 7 Different Types Of Frozen Dessert To Try

By Yash Lakhan

October 29, 2023

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Ice cream is the champion of the frozen dessert realm but don't limit yourself. There are several other frozen desserts that are equally refreshing and delicious. Here are a few:

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Frozen Custard

This dessert is usually found in amusement parks and is adored by kids. Frozen custard can either be served in cones or directly in a bowl.

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Soft Serve

Also known as 'Soft Ice', this dessert has a lighter consistency and they are quite visually appealing. It's a great option for people when they are on the go.

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Gelato

Could be described as Italian ice cream, it is a great dish that is frequently eaten at fine dining restaurants and chic cafes.

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Sorbet

It is a great alternative for people who are lactose intolerant. Sorbet doesn't contain dairy and is made using fruit puree, water and sugar.

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Snow Cone

These are easy-to-make desserts that are loved by people of all ages. The ice is finely shaved and then snow cone syrup is poured.

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Slushie

It is a type of frozen drink. It has a semi-granular texture and the best part is that slushies can be served plain, carbonated and even with alcohol.

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Sherbet

Sherbet is made of fruit puree, water, and sugar just like sorbet but the difference is that sherbet also contains a little buttermilk or milk. Due to the milk, it has a slightly creamier texture than sorbet.

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