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Sakura ice cream, also known as cherry blossom ice cream, is a delightful and refreshing treat that captures the essence of spring in Japan. The flavor of sakura ice cream is a delicate and subtle blend of floral notes with a hint of sweetness.
Apr 14, 2017 · They’re also not tough at all—they give the ice cream a slightly chewy yet extremely pleasing texture. Like all of ice cream, the sakura flavor is available in either a cone or a cup, and is priced at ¥300 (US$2.70) for a single scoop. It’s available for a limited—though unspecified—time, so head over early to make sure you don’t ...
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Apr 10, 2024 · How To Make Sakura Ice Cream Recipe. Ready? Let's go. Ingredients: 150ml double cream. 200ml full fat milk. 30g sakura puree. 3 egg yolks. 1/3 tsp cornflour. 75g caster sugar. Method: 1. In a small saucepan, whisk the double cream, milk and sakura puree together, and set aside. 2.
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Where: Near Kumamoto Castle Location: Kumamoto, Japan After a three-year hiatus of missing ice cream in Japan, we finally had a cone of orange vanilla soft serve in Kumamoto. This stand was located near Kumamoto Castle and they also had an orange and chocolate swirl flavor but we opted for the orange vanilla with the chocolate waffle cone! What we ...
Where: Tottori Flower Park Location: Tottori, Japan Pear-flavored ice cream might now be in one of my top flavors! It was so refreshing and was made with REAL pear juice. I only found this flavor in Tottori (probably because they are known for their fresh pears). So if you make the trek to Tottori don’t miss this flavor and overnight me some in a f...
Where: Hakuichi Location: Kanazawa, Japan If a city has gold candy, souvenirs, and even gold ice cream it’s safe to assume there is a story behind that right? Well, Kanazawa means “marsh of gold.” It was named Kanazawa after a potato farmer was digging for his crop and he suddenly saw flakes of gold wash up! Now many ice cream shops in the city off...
One classic Japanese ice cream flavor is black sesame! Although you might not find it as often as you will matcha or vanilla, it is still pretty common to find and for that I’m grateful! Black sesame is one of my personal favorites. It’s nutty, mellow, and sweet at the same time but not overly sweet making it the perfect combination. If you’re a fa...
I have to admit, this ice cream wasn’t one of my favorites. It was more like a combination of orange sherbet and ice cream which I know sounds nice but the texture was a bit gritty and the flavor was so-so. However, I still want to mention it because it is a novelty! On Miyajima Island, you’ll find hundreds of wild deer thus a few storefronts came ...
Where: Near Nachi Falls Location: Nachi-Katsuura, Japan The black sugar ice cream is a popular choice in Nachi-Katsuura so we naturally had to get one of those. But, while we shared a lot of ice cream in Japan, we couldn’t pass up trying the plum flavor too (even though it wasn’t technically in season at this time)! The black sugar tasted similar t...
Where: Kinokuni Fruit Village Location: Wakayama, Japan Wakayamahas a ton of delicious fruit stands including Kinokuni Fruit Village on Wakayama Marina City. At the entrance of Kinokuni Fruit Village, there is a small stand that offers soft-serve ice cream and shaved ice. We got shaved ice that was topped with pear juice to add flavor, fresh pears,...
Where: Cafe Chaka Location: Nara, Japan Another way that you can enjoy ice cream in Japan is by indulging in an ice cream parfait. In Nara, Chaka is a cafe that specializes in tea, lattes, and ice cream parfaits. We were obsessed with the layers of matcha jelly, matcha cake, vanilla ice cream, frosted cereal, and toppings of matcha ice cream, dango...
Where: Cafe Etranger Narad Location: Nara, Japan As if there weren’t enough kawaii desserts in Japan, the cutest, handmade deer cookie lies on top of a matcha and vanilla ice cream is swirled ice cream. Though these are classic flavors, the deer cookie and the chocolate and candy-dipped waffle cone make this Japanese ice cream extra special.
Where: Cafe de Miki Hello Kitty Location:Himeji, Japan Being the huge Hello Kitty fan that I am I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to visit Cafe de Miki Hello Kitty while we were in Himeji. This parfait of vanilla ice cream with strawberry and raspberry puree was pure bliss. What made it even better was the adorable custard-filled daifuku on the si...
Apr 24, 2018 · Bon Matcha brews a tea using dried sakura petals from Korea, then turns that into a syrup used for the soft-serve. Bae says they spent many hours perfecting the recipe to get the right flavor and fragrance.
Nov 22, 2016 · The sakura ice cream in front of Yoshino Station, Nara Prefecture, has a refreshing light taste to it. The sakura taste was just right, not too strong nor light, and there was the option to pair it with Japanese mugwort ( yomogi in Japanese), an Asian plant series in the sunflower family, which blended well with sakura.
Sakura is the Japanese word for cherry blossom, which is used to make a perfumed syrup to form the base of this floral ice cream. Anko is a sweet paste made from red adzuki beans, used in many Japanese desserts. Here Nina uses it to make monaka; sweet wafer shells made from mochi and filled with anko. The monaka shells and salted cherry blossom ...
