how about a nice alcoholic ice cream?
yes thanks to Will
Rogers, inventor and owner of WDS Dessert Stations in Hinckley, Illinois, USA it has
become a delicious reality, photographs Will
Rogers / Below Zero / SWNS
Rogers,
who runs his own ice cream shop, was trying to create a highly-caffeinated
espresso ice cream flavour when he realized he could use the same technique with
alcoholic beverages. He started experimenting with various gums and stabilizers
commonly used in the ice cream industry and eventually patented something
called the NEA gel. It’s this magical concoction that allows the alcohol to
freeze to a near solid inside the Below Zero ice cream machine,
“The way it
truly works we like to say the gel bear hugs the alcohol itself and turns it
into ice cream,” Will Rogers said. “With alcohol, the freezing point is what
we’ve created, there’s never been a freezing point because it’s never been able
to be consumed at that freezing point. In the beginning days we used liquid
nitrogen to make Below Zero but now with the new machines you put it out in a
cone and it’s ready to eat”,
the
American inventor has been advertising his unique ice cream machine by serving
up cones at catering events, but plans to sell Below Zero ice cream machines to
bars and breweries wanting to surprise their patrons, Metro reports that machines will sell for about
$6,000, one pictured above,
“Vodka and
lemonade cone is my personal favourite, on a hot day that’s like having an
Italian ice-cream,” Rogers said. “We’ve run the Bud Lime through the machine,
but your traditional Budweiser or Stella… I’d say sit back and have that on
ice!” imagine a hangover and a brain freeze at the same time!
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