#green tea ice cream

[anzu2snow]

Went to Hakata last night for dinner. I got their potato croquettes as an appetizer. The sauce went everywhere and we had to ask for more napkins. I ate one, and had the other for breakfast today. It’s really good. They’re really crisp on the outside, and creamy on the inside. Like mashed potatoes with peas and corn mixed in there. The salad was really good. Different dressing than I expected, but good. The entree comes with kobachi or the pickled bean sprouts, which I love, and miso soup. Their miso soup isn’t very good. Plus, I don’t think soy products are good for me. Especially since my cancer is fed by estrogen, and it converts to that. I got their chickenteridon or chicken teriyaki rice bowl. The bowl was different and interesting. I asked for no onions and they still gave me green onions…I don’t really like chicken thighs. Still had them. It wasn’t too bad. Had the leftovers for lunch today. Had green tea ice cream for dessert.

[royalxclass]

beiny_

[highsummonertemptress]

大好きなアイスクリームの味 / Favourite ice cream flavours

From L to R - Hojicha, Cookie Dough, Birthday Cake, Kurogoma, Matcha and Miso Caramel

[jasminesfoodblog]

Me and my mom went to a food hall here in Albuquerque, New Mexico called Green Jeans! Here's pictures of what we ate there! We got our burgers and fries at a place called Rustic On The Road. I ordered the 'Black, Blue, and Bacon' burger, my mom ordered 'The Sacred' burger, and we split an order of 'Italian' fries. After that, we went to a place called Nitro Fog Creamery and ordered ice cream! My mom got the matcha green tea pistachio ice cream and I ordered the pineapple ice cream! Everything was delicious! My burger was very tasty, had a strong blue cheese flavor. I could've done without the fries, they just weren't that special, but they were good. And the pineapple ice cream definitely hit the spot. Probably the best ice cream I've ever had! Super high quality ice cream. It was nice eating our food outside, it was such a nice day today. Definitely affordable too.

Overall, I think I'd give Rustic On The Road an 8 out of 10

and

Nitro Fog Creamery a 10 out of 10.

Would definitely recommend both places! Especially for the prices.

Date I went: February 24th, 2023

[krishmet]

The Heroine has a date with the Demon Lord after having an intimacy together.

In this scenario, she is venting about the problems she is facing, from some angels and demons chasing after her to religious fanatics accusing her as a demon due to her special power, while trying to enjoy eating her favorite ice cream.

[itmetea]

📍Izakaya UoSan - Honolulu, HI

One of the most expensive dinners I’ve had. Worth it tho 🔥

Wagyu uni shiso nigiri, chutoro nigiri, black pearl caviar & uni blini and matcha ice cream topped with adzuki bean.

[rabbitcruiser]

International Waffle Day 

Start your day off right with a warm and crispy breakfast treat topped with your favorite fruits, syrups, and whipped cream.

It’s virtually impossible to completely understand the significance of the waffle unless a person has tried one themselves! Waffles are certainly memorable, especially if they are made to perfection: crispy on the outside with a soft, doughy center. Covered in powdered sugar, sweet syrup, or jam, it’s actually the divots that make the whole thing absolutely melt in the mouth.

This day offers a fun, interesting history that spans cultures and geography. So it’s time to get started celebrating International Waffle Day!

How to Celebrate International Waffle Day

What a fun and easy day to enjoy! It’s uncomplicated and absolutely delicious.

Waffles are an easy treat to make and a yummy one to eat, so be sure to join in on the celebration. Consider these ways to bring attention to this fabulous day:

Try Waffles from Different Cultures

Go on a waffle adventure! Take this day to explore the vast array of flavors that the world of the waffle has to offer:

Tuck into American waffles topped with fried chicken or, alternatively, stacked and drenched in sugary maple syrup for breakfast. Don’t forget a slice or two of crispy bacon!

Enjoy a Brussels or Liège Belgian Waffle that is thicker and dusted with confectioner’s sugar or coated in chocolate or cream. The batter is made with egg whites to build volume, and the waffles are sometimes cooked with pearl sugar that adds to the richness and flavor.

A standard since the 1600s (and the place where the day came from) Swedish waffles are similar to other waffles but are made in special irons that create four heart shapes. These are served with a dollop of cream, fresh berries, or berry compote.

Or travel east and sample a soft and sweet Hong Kong waffle laced with the flavors of peanut butter or honey melon.

It would be easy to waffle on forever about all of the tasty options that are available when it comes to eating this delicious treat!

Get Waffles at a Restaurant

Many different waffle restaurants offer special deals for an important event such as International Waffle Day! Check out local restaurants to see what they have on offer, such as:

Waffle House, located in 25 US states, typically offers special deals or coupons for this day.

International House of Pancakes, with locations in the US, Canada, Ecuador, Mexico, Guatemala, and Peru, offers a Chicken and Waffles plate that is extremely popular.

Huddle House, a chain throughout the southern US states, has been known to offer a International Waffle Day deal that includes a side of bacon or sausage free with the purchase of waffles.

Check out other waffle restaurants in nearby locations.

Get Creative with the Waffle Iron

Waffle irons don’t have to be just for basic, boring batter! They can be used to make creative treats such as these:

Place refrigerated cinnamon roll dough, one in each of the four squares of the iron, close, and cook until done.

Use different colors of food coloring to turn ho-hum waffles into exciting rainbow fun.

Pour cupcake batter into the waffle iron and cook as usual. After removing and cooling, create “sandwiches” with canned frosting or ice cream.

Use normal waffle batter, but add bacon pieces and egg to the middle, top with more batter, and cook. A breakfast waffle sandwich!

History of International Waffle Day 

International Waffle Day began in Scandinavia as Våffeldagen. It was actually a bit of a blunder that led to this being waffle day at all. Although it seems serendipitous now, the original problem was due to confusion between the Swedish “Vårfrudagen” meaning “Our Lady’s Day” which is a religious holiday that falls in late March, 9 months before Christmas. Over time, the pronunciation for the religious celebration was slurred and eating waffles naturally entered into the picture. 

While it developed gradually over time, so no one knows exactly what year it began, waffles have been around in Sweden since at least the 1600s (or longer) so it stands to reason that International Waffle Day is not a modern occurrence. Now, International Waffle Day is celebrated in not only Sweden but Norway and Denmark, as well as other European countries. The day in March historically marks the beginning of spring and people of other nationalities have begun to adopt the day as well. 

The alternative International Waffle Day celebrated on August 24th, began in the United States and honors the anniversary of the patenting of the first US waffle iron in 1869. This waffle iron was invented by Cornelius Swarthout of Troy, New York. 

So, as it turns out, waffles are such a popular world-wide phenomenon, that they merit two days in the calendar to celebrate them. But it’s likely that no one is going to complain about that! 

Whichever day is picked to honor it, however, the waffle is certainly deserving of celebration. The remarkable dough-based gridded cakes can be eaten for breakfast, lunch, and dinner; as a snack; or for dessert. 

(And then there is that whole other business of the potato waffle, a different thing altogether but still tasty in its own right.) 

In any case, this day is a great one for learning about and celebrating anything and everything that has to do with waffles! 

Waffles at the World’s Fair in New York 

A convenient food for eating on the go, Belgian waffles were officially introduced to the American people at the world’s fair in 1964, held in Syracuse, New York. Maurice and Rose Vermersch and their daughters, a Belgian family, made waffles that were different from American waffles in that they were crispy, fluffy, and airy. The treat was an instant hit and the family served an average of 2500 waffles per day! 

These sweet snacks were originally meant to be called ‘Brussels Waffles’, as they are a popular feature in the Belgian capital. But the family quickly realized that most Americans didn’t know where Brussels was, so they settled on ‘Belgian Waffles’. And the name stuck!

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[hunnyxhime]

matcha taiyaki🍵

[goodtohaveatomorrow]

Kyoto green tea

[greenalia]

Ice Cream - Neli's Green Tea Ice Cream Homemade green tea ice cream is easy to prepare using green tea matcha powder, milk, and cream for a naturally colored green dessert.

[fifthmoon0]

I’ve seen a lot of people online say they don’t like this flavor but I honestly think it’s my favorite flavor of theirs. The Mac and cheese one is second best lol. This def taste kind of like cheap matcha though, & AZ tea is not that. 🌸🍵

[xierru]

the astral express's limited edition crew mochis!!

[fleuralie]

matcha milk & cream, green tea ice cream 🍵🍨

[julieterbang]

[ghibli-stims]

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🔓 -> Requests Are Closed ! Request Rules !

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[cravingstudyvalidation]

gloomy challenge 5.11.2023

have been doing maths for the past 5hrs and probably will continue until midnight😵‍💫 tried out the new matcha ice cream and it was just meh 4/10.