Oscar Night - Cream Cheese Ice Cream with Pieces of Red Velvet Cake |
I open the pint and I see a lot of red chunks are visible right on top. Some of the cake pieces are intact and some have been 'swirled' which for a cake means that small specks of red cake are distributed through the rest of the base. Digging in, the cream cheese base is thick and sweet -- the cream cheese adds thickness here, but I detect no distinctive 'cream cheese flavor' that you sometimes find. This base effectively acts as the 'frosting' for the cake piece mix-ins. The cake pieces themselves are sweet and they stay soft in the frozen pint. Red velvet cake usually -- but not always -- includes chocolate. I don't taste much chocolate here. It tastes like red-colored sheet cake. I checked the ingredients and there is cocoa in the mix but it must not be very strong because I don't taste it. It's good cake, though, I'm just making an observation so that you know what to expect. The mix is good. Some cake pieces are spoon-sized, while the rest peppers the base.
This is a fun pint to eat while watching the Oscars. The red velvet cake pieces look beautiful and they taste pretty good as well. This is easily much better than the Ben & Jerry's version of the flavor where they tried to use natural dyes to create the red color. I think By the time you read this, the Oscars will be over and this flavor will no longer be available, but this flavor returns every year. If you are in the mood for red velvet cake during the Oscars next year, check this flavor out.
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