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Japan Introduces Kanazawa Ice Cream: A Sweet Delight That Defies Melting

Indus Scrolls Bureau by Indus Scrolls Bureau
June 27, 2023
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Ice cream lovers worldwide often face the disappointment of watching their favorite frozen treat melt away before they can fully savor it. However, a breakthrough in Japan has led to the creation of an ice cream that resists melting, even in the scorching summer heat. Meet “Kanazawa” ice cream, the dessert that defies the odds.

The secret behind the remarkable properties of Kanazawa ice cream lies in its binding agent called polyphenol. Developed by the Biotherapy development center, this substance allows the ice cream to maintain its shape and resist melting for extended periods. What began as an accidental discovery has turned into a triumph for ice cream enthusiasts.

Researchers stumbled upon the ice cream’s unique properties while experimenting with polyphenol, a liquid derived from strawberries. To their surprise, the addition of this substance during the ice cream-making process resulted in a thickened texture that allowed the treat to withstand melting for up to three hours.

Last year, another type of slow-melting ice cream called “Ottegi ice cream” made its debut in central Japanese cities. This variation incorporates rice flour at the final stage of preparation, acting as a protective shield against the heat and preventing rapid melting.

The introduction of these innovative ice creams not only delights dessert enthusiasts but also offers practical solutions for enjoying frozen treats in hot climates. With Kanazawa and Ottegi ice creams, people can relish their cones and cups without worrying about the clock ticking on their melting indulgence.

While the technology behind these slow-melting ice creams is groundbreaking, it also raises curiosity about potential future developments in the field. The ability to create frozen desserts with extended shelf life and resistance to melting has the potential to revolutionize the industry.

As news of these exceptional ice creams spreads, ice cream lovers around the world eagerly await the opportunity to taste and experience the unique delights they offer. Japan’s ice cream innovations have captured the attention and admiration of dessert enthusiasts, showcasing the country’s prowess in blending culinary tradition with scientific innovation.

Whether you’re strolling through the streets of Kanazawa or exploring the central regions of Japan, the promise of ice cream that defies the summer heat is a tantalizing prospect. Indulging in a slow-melting treat allows one to savor every creamy bite without the worry of it melting away, providing a blissful experience that epitomizes the sweet pleasures of life.

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