The cafe is decorated in a "Hello, European New Year" style with a Christmas tree, gifts, and Santa Claus, and it specializes in dairy-free ice cream, which we call edible snow. Usually, they toss in various treats like berries, brownies, nuts, etc., and top it off with a scoop of plombir.
This is roughly what it looks like,
and as for the taste, it's just like snow
You can see the approximate scale in comparison to the tray.
I thought the portions were around 200 grams, like in normal cafes, not these. It's a good thing we ordered one for two people as a sample.
I haven't eaten snow since childhood ))
Though in Asia, edible snow and ice are apparently common occurrences.
This is what they sell on the streets of India and Nepal. Ordinary ice with syrup. It's called "aice gola".
Знание некоторых закономерностей освобождает от изучения многих фактов.
Мечты сбываются рано или поздно, так или иначе.