How to Eat Ice Cream (with Pictures)

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How to Eat Ice Cream (with Pictures)
How to Eat Ice Cream (with Pictures)
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Between chocolate, mint and fruit, the flavors of ice cream are practically unlimited and all delicious. Eating ice cream is a very pleasant experience for the palate, but it is possible to employ some techniques to make the tasting process even more interesting. This article explains the basic steps to take to eat and enjoy ice cream.

Steps

Part 1 of 3: Serve the Ice Cream

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Step 1. Buy ice cream

If you live with your parents and still don't have the independence to go out and buy ice cream on your own, ask your mom or dad to buy it. In the ice cream department of the supermarket it is possible to buy, among other products available, ice cream in a jar or tray, ice cream with biscuit and packaged cones. You can also go to the ice cream parlor to order ice cream and any toppings.

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Eat Ice Cream Step 2

Step 2. Remove the wrapper from packaged ice creams, such as croissants, cookie ice creams, and any other ice creams that come in a package

When opening them, be careful to avoid dropping them. Throw the wrapper in the garbage can.

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Eat Ice Cream Step 3

Step 3. Serve the ice cream in a bowl or waffle (shaped like a cup or cone)

This step is necessary if you have bought a jar or tub. Take one scoop of ice cream at a time using a sturdy spoon or scoop and place it in the cone or cup. If you are using a cone, ask someone to hold it while you go through the procedure.

  • Before removing the ice cream, place the spoon or portioner under the hot water jet to facilitate the process.
  • Be careful: if you apply strong pressure with the spoon, you risk making it bend.
  • Gently push the surface of the ice cream into the cone to make room for it and add larger quantities.
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Eat Ice Cream Step 4

Step 4. Add toppings

Crushed brownies, thinly sliced strawberries or bananas, chopped nuts, crumbled cookies, and even gummy bears are all perfect toppings for ice cream.

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Eat Ice Cream Step 5

Step 5. Place the leftover ice cream in the freezer

Store the ice cream before it begins to melt to keep it fresh longer.

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Eat Ice Cream Step 6

Step 6. Take a spoon if you want to serve it in a cup (normal or wafer)

The spoon can also be used for a cone, but consider that this type of waffle was created to be eaten with the hands.

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Eat Ice Cream Step 7

Step 7. Wrap a napkin around the base of the cone

If you have decided to eat a cone, you will need a napkin because the melted ice cream tends to run down the bottom of the waffle. By wrapping a napkin or a piece of aluminum foil around the base, you will prevent the product from melting quickly and running down on you.

Part 2 of 3: Eat the Ice Cream

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Step 1. Sit somewhere where you can enjoy ice cream in peace

Make sure it's a safe and accident-proof place. Walking around with an ice cream in your hand, you could drop it or bump into someone.

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Eat Ice Cream Step 9

Step 2. Lick the ice cream if it drips

Don't waste a single drop! If the cone leaks at the bottom, you can suck it from time to time to prevent it from dripping.

  • If you eat an ice cream sandwich, lick it on the edges.
  • Don't like melted ice cream? Remove it with a napkin instead of your tongue.
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Step 3. Eat the cone by making a series of licks

Lick the ice cream on top of the cone by working from the top to the edge where the waffle begins. Then, start munching on the cone. Using your tongue, gently push the top of the ice cream into the cone to fill it and prevent it from dripping out. Move the napkin as you eat the ice cream.

  • Never start eating ice cream from the base of the cone.
  • As you nibble on the cone, new ice cream will appear, so alternate between waffle bites and ice cream licks.
  • When you only have the tip of the cone left, you can eat it in one bite.
  • Some people like to bite into ice cream, but it may cause an unpleasant sensation, especially if you have sensitive teeth.
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Step 4. Eat ice cream served in a cup-shaped bowl or waffle using a spoon

Some people like to stick the spoon into their mouth by turning it upside down to make the ice cream fall directly onto their tongue. Others prefer plastic spoons to metal ones, as they don't get as cold. Try different methods to figure out which one you prefer!

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Step 5. Take small bites when you want

For example, ice cream sandwiches should be bitten, just licking them is not enough. Cones can also be bitten rather than nibbled. Just try to eat small bites to prevent a possible ice cream migraine.

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Step 6. Once the ice cream is finished, clean your hands and mouth with a napkin

If you have sticky hands and a dirty face, wash yourself with soap and water.

Part 3 of 3: Original Ideas for Eating Ice Cream

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Step 1. Make an ice cream sandwich.

Take 2 cookies you like, take a scoop of ice cream and mash it between them. Enjoying a good ice cream sandwich is one of the simplest pleasures in life, but also one of the most delicious. To make it easier to prepare, freeze the cookies for 15-30 minutes before making the sandwich, so that they are very cold and do not cause the ice cream to melt. Here are some ideas for making an ice cream sandwich:

  • Ice cream cake with biscuits;
  • Ice cream sandwich with digestive biscuits;
  • Christmas themed ice cream sandwich;
  • Ice cream sandwich with oatmeal cookies.
  • You can also use other ingredients in place of cookies, including waffles, pancakes or rice cakes.
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Step 2. Make an ice cream float

Typical of the United States, this velvety drink is made with ice cream and carbonated water. You can use a variety of ingredients to make it. How to do? Pour sparkling water into a glass, filling it with ¾, then add a scoop of ice cream and finish filling the glass with sparkling water. The recipes are innumerable. For example, on the occasion of St. Patrick's you can use mint ice cream with chocolate chips and replace the sparkling water with Sprite. Here are other ideas:

  • Coca Cola Float;
  • Coffee Coke Float (float based on coffee and Coca Cola);
  • You can also try using Guinness beer and chocolate ice cream to make an alcoholic dessert.
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Step 3. Make an ice cream cake

Are you looking for a slightly more elaborate recipe? Then it's time to challenge yourself and prepare a mouth-watering cold dessert. There are numerous variations, including:

  • Algida ice cream cake;
  • Three-layer ice cream cake;
  • Ice cream muffins.
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Step 4. Make a milkshake

Milkshakes are practical to drink and refreshing. You can prepare them using all the ingredients and toppings you want (chocolate chips, cookies, fruit, etc.). All you need is a blender. Then all you have to do is mix the milk and ice cream of your choice in equal parts, blend everything and serve the drink.

  • Chocolate milkshake.
  • Milkshake with almond milk.
  • Nutella smoothie.
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Step 5. Serve ice cream with brownies, cakes and grilled fruit to make an á la mode dessert

Don't be fooled by this sophisticated expression - all you have to do is add a scoop of ice cream to a dessert. It is a very simple dessert, but also delicious. Try using ice cream to accompany:

  • Grilled peaches, pineapples and pears;
  • Brownies, biscuits and cakes;
  • Fruit tarts;
  • French fries and chocolate sauce (trust me!);
  • You can also pour coffee or hot chocolate over the ice cream scoops to make an affogato.
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Step 6. Make homemade ice cream

Homemade ice cream is inimitable. Although it is necessary to use an ice cream maker to get a good result and a perfect texture, the list of ingredients is really short and the machine does almost all the work.

Try making chocolate ice cream

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Step 7. Click here to take a look at wikiHow's collection of recipes for desserts and ice cream

Some of the best can be found in this article, but there are hundreds of ways to enjoy an ice cream. You can eat it on its own or use it to make an elaborate dessert. Whichever method you prefer, you will surely find the recipe that's right for you.

Advice

  • Don't eat too fast, or else you risk an ice cream headache!
  • If you have an ice cream headache, stop eating it and place your tongue on your roof of the mouth, or drink something hot.
  • Always keep a napkin handy when eating ice cream. The risk of coli is always around the corner.
  • Eating the cone before ice cream can make it melt and drain continuously.
  • Taste the ice cream slowly to be able to enjoy it longer (but consider that it may start to melt and drain).
  • Try making a simple raspberry coulis to garnish the ice cream.

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