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Title: New York: there's a new treat in town
Post by: Penthesilea on September 13, 2013, 01:43:11 am
The New Yorkers now are treated to a new specialty:

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Whut? A plate of classic spaghetti? What's new about that you may ask.

But then, it's not spaghetti. It's not noodles at all. It's an ice-cream sundae! O0
We call it simply Spaghettieis (spaghetti ice-cream).

Invented in the 1960ies in Mannheim, Germany, by an Italian, it is long regarded a beloved Kulturgut (cultural asset) and well-known all over Germany. Now you New Yorkers can have a taste of it at Dolce Gelateria in the West Village.

Spaghettieis is such a banal but heavenly thing for me I can't believe you poor Americans are deprived of it. But then, we don't have sweet potato fries or Cheetos Crunchy here in Germany. :laugh:

It's made with a decent sized dollop of whipped cream, which is buried under a heap of vanilla ice-cream. The spaghetti-like look comes from pressing the ice-cream through a Spätzlespresse (potato ricer). Add strawberry sauce and coconut flakes standing in for tomato sauce and grated cheese - et voilà. :D


More (and more pictures!) here:
 Spaghettieis in New York (http://www.buzzfeed.com/emofly/spaghetti-ice-cream)

Title: Re: New York: there's a new treat in town
Post by: Sason on September 13, 2013, 05:14:13 pm
OMG!   :o

This must be the sacred ceremonial food for Pastafarians, the worshippers of the Flying Spaghetti Monster!

What an incredibly spiritual dish!!!
Title: Re: New York: there's a new treat in town
Post by: Berit on September 14, 2013, 08:11:20 am
OMG!   :o

This must be the sacred ceremonial food for Pastafarians, the worshippers of the Flying Spaghetti Monster!

What an incredibly spiritual dish!!!

 :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :-*