Image source via holi.icecream
Indomie, the famous instant fried noodle. Most of us grew up with eating it and it’s the ideal comfort food.
Since its creation, there have existed various recipe based on its original flavour. And now, there’s a new creation, Indomie flavoured ice cream.
This is a new product from Holi Ice Cream, an online base that sells homemade ice cream. It was the creation of both Evelyn Djoenaedi and Stephen Ganda. What inspired them to create the ice cream is their love for Indomie instant noodles.
“Usually after work, Stephen and I like to cook Indomie. We are the type that after a meal, we need dessert. We always have our own made ice cream. After we’re done eating, it was at that moment we thought of making Indomie flavoured ice cream”, Evelyn told Kompas.com.
Evelyn said that they have brainstormed and did some experiments when creating the unique flavour ice cream. Once they have the right recipe, Evelyn and Stephen tested the ice cream with their close families without telling them it is Indomie flavour.
Their families love it and moreover were impressed after they knew it was Indomie flavour. It was then Evelyn and Stephen thought of sharing the unique taste ice cream to the public.
Since the launching of the Indomie flavoured ice cream on 10 August 2020, Evelyn was getting mixed reviews from the public. Everyone was curious, some show support while others think the flavour is just to weird, especially with fried onions sprinkled on top of the ice cream.
For anyone wanting to get their taste on this Indomie flavoured ice cream, the order is available on Holi’s Instagram page @holi.icecream. They sell each of their ice cream for Rp 45,000 (RM12.66).
Image source via holi.icecream
So what do you think of this ice cream? Is this the next big thing or an abomination to the ice cream world? Although this famous instant noodle has existed for many years now and there’s various creation from this food, these two creators still managed to create a new recipe, kudos to them.
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