The fried ice cream experience

@Frito Frio

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• fried
• ice
• cream

[Raigeki190]

yea sorry to disappoint u guys, but this isnt FRIED ice cream, that pot there is a freezer, it freezes the ice cream and makes a paper layer and make them able to roll them up

[Empireearthmovies]

@Raigeki190 Its fried ice cream in the Philippines because it looks like it is being fried !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! dont give out your answer when you dont know anything about the tiny archipelago in south east asia called Philippines ok ?

[jrlomy2k]

@Empireearthmovies For something to be 'fried', adding heat would be implied. This method does not. It merely is a plate in which the mixture is cooled by liquid nitrogen. Any person who has taken a high school chemistry class knows this.

[Maeousie]

@Empireearthmovies and you don't know what frying means ok?

[byhn2]

@iamacutegurl

Actually it won't melt away if you use a batter, that's the whole point, when people say 'fried ice cream' ofcourse they don't just drop the ice cream in hot oil, you have to use a batter and it preserves the ice cream inside. Look it up :)

[random12345125]

I am a filipino and i have to agree with Raigeki190 because its true its not fried ice cream.

[FandubSongs1]

than rather than just calling it fried ice cream its so obvious it should be I fried ice cream ^_^

[bizzypeace67]

@chelia1995 lol! finally! someone who thinks straight haha

[bizzypeace67]

@monypril its not being fried. but its called fried ice cream in the phil because it looks like it's being fried. like for example, melon pan from japan. it doesnt have melon in it. so dont judge by the name people!!! Lol

[monypril]

@Empireearthmovies It is not being fried, it is being freezed and then rolled. If it would be fried on a pan like that then it would just melt away. Deep frying and frying are 2 different things, go to school before you even try to comment, ok?