Thursday, June 17, 2021

Milkjam Creamery - Kosmic Brownie

Kosmic Brownie - Brownie Ice Cream with Brownie Chunks and Kosmic Candy Pieces
 

The next flavor in the June nostalgia series (instagram link here) from the Minneapolis-based Milkjam Creamery is called Kosmic Brownie (instagram link here).  This is based on the Little Debbie Cosmic Brownie snack.  I must admit that I am too old for these to be a part of my childhood.  It looks like they were introduced in 1999 to capitalize on a trend called "cosmic bowling" -- bowling in the dark with glow-in-the-dark equipment.  I saw Cosmic Brownie's at a local ALDI store the other day.  They are pre-packaged brownies with rainbow sprinkle candy on top.  That is basically what this ice cream is -- it is a chocolate fudge brownie ice cream with rainbow sprinkle candy blended in.  Let's give it a shot.

Removing the lid, the chocolate base is a normal dark brown color.  Milkjam is famous for their Black chocolate, but this is more of a standard chocolate color.  Visible right away are all the rainbow candy pieces.  Digging in, this is a rich and smooth chocolatey flavor.  Again, it is more of a standard rich chocolate which is different from their non-dairy "Black" flavor.  It is quite good and it reminds me of brownie batter.  The rainbow candies are a little bit crunchier than your standard "sprinkles" are.  They mainly provide a bit of textural variation in the pint.  Digging down, there are brownie pieces in the mix as well.  These pieces almost feel half-blended with the base.  I guess that is my comment on how thick the brownie batter base is and now soft and scoopable the brownie pieces themselves are.

This is an excellent implementation of a chocolate fudge brownie ice cream with the addition of rainbow candy pieces.  Compared to other implementations, I would say the mix-ins here are on the softer side and the base is on the thicker side.  I know chocolate-lovers already have a few options from Milkjam with their signature Black and Ridin' Duuurty flavors.  This has a more traditional brownie flavor appeal.


 





 

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