fineleg Posted December 19, 2008 Posted December 19, 2008 :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical: no but i dont like sweets ..I dont even like sweet fruits like Mangoes ... Banana or guava are ok gulp - ok got it. Mangoes are like the king of fruits... Alphonso...the list goes on. Summer and Indian mangoes - luscious.
Desi Cartman Posted December 19, 2008 Posted December 19, 2008 gulp - ok got it. Mangoes are like the king of fruits... Alphonso...the list goes on. Summer and Indian mangoes - luscious. yes Im a very strange person :((
Holysmoke Posted December 19, 2008 Posted December 19, 2008 I love Naturals Ice cream.. in particular their tender coconut flavor. And the Mirchi flavoured spicy ice-cream you get at Bachelors(chowpatty)
flamy Posted December 19, 2008 Posted December 19, 2008 I love Naturals Ice cream.. in particular their tender coconut flavor. And the Mirchi flavoured spicy ice-cream you get at Bachelors(chowpatty) whoa! those are some exotic flavors man. where can i get these in ny?
Holysmoke Posted December 19, 2008 Posted December 19, 2008 whoa! those are some exotic flavors man. where can i get these in ny? No idea. They have stores all over Mumbai. I know for a fact that you can get it "airline packaged" whereby they package it in such a way that you can transport it over 24 hrs without it melting, etc. The green chilly icecream is something to be tasted .. but its not for noobs:dance: The ice cream looks a creamy pink (not chilli green as I had expected it to be). I close my eyes and smell the ice cream – a nice sweet milky fragrance, a bit fruity; certainly no trace of the piquant penetrating sting of chillies. With a tremor of trepidation I spoon a bit of the green chilli ice cream on my tongue. My taste buds are smothered by a sweet mellifluous sensation as the cold creamy ice cream starts melting on my tongue. I am disappointed, feel conned – it seems it was just hype. This is run of the mill stuff. Or is it? Wait a moment. As the ice cream melts away I suddenly feel a sharp piercing fiery taste that sizzles my tongue, stings through my nose and penetrates my brain. My tongue is on fire and, like instant firefighting, I instinctively spoon a blob of ice cream onto my tongue. The cool ice cream quenches my burning tongue with its almost ambrosial taste but the moment it melts away I am zipped like a rocket with the sharp punch of the green chillies. So that was the art of eating green chilli ice cream. Hot and cold. Scorch and quench. Sting and soothe. Contrasting sensations. Like alternating current. Sharp tangy kicks burning through the cool syrupy sweetness till your system is fully perked up. And a trace of the biting tangy flavour of the green chilli remains within me for a long long time as I walk away. Green chilli ice cream doesn’t satiate – it excites, stimulates, gives you a “kickâ€, zests you up. It’s a truly passionate delight. There are many unusual and novel ice creams with their unique tastes which you can try and relish; but Green Chilli Ice Cream is the "signature dish" of this place. The next time you are in Mumbai, head for Chowpatty, and relish a bowl of green chilli ice cream. And let me know if you liked it. "Imagine something cold, and mildly sweet, mildly tangy filling up your taste buds as you draw from it. Then imagine a split second later a fire shooting up your throat and out your nose" Faak I wants now :((
flamy Posted December 19, 2008 Posted December 19, 2008 daam daam, it's in bombay... any chance I could get it in Blore. Heck, I'll even call them up and ask it to be delivered home..
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