Known for its fresh milk, New Zealand naturally has some of the most delicious ice cream in the world. From the gourmet Kaffee Eis and Kapiti Ice Cream to the commercial Tiptop, this dairy country has produced excellent local ice cream brands that never failed to satisfy your cravings for a creamy, cold dessert.
However, just when I thought I had tasted the best, I was surprised to discover that there is even a better-tasting ice cream in New Zealand!
Since I am based in Wellington, I had only tried those ice cream brands that I just mentioned. But, when I came to Auckland, specifically in Mission Bay, I suddenly found myself savoring the finest frozen treat (even in winter): the Rush Munro's 100% Natural New Zealand Ice Cream!
They're selling some in Mission Bay, Auckland. (Photo by Kristine Fabellar) |
I got a feijoa-flavored ice cream and I was mentally preparing my tongue to taste that stingy citrus flavor in the ice cream, just like how some ice cream brands would do their fruit-based products. But I was really amazed when I tasted a very creamy, rich ice cream yet still retaining that captivating and unique flavor of feijoas!
Feijoa, boysenberry and cookies and cream. (Photo by Kristine Fabellar) |
And it is not hard to tell why. The Mecca Stonehouse is inside an 1859 Anglican Mission House overlooking the beach in Mission Bay, Hauraki Gulf and Rangitoto Island.
The place itself is inviting. This stone house made us curious so we went in. |
Real fireplace! :) (Photo by Kristine Fabellar) |
Eating ice cream at the canopy with the sun all up at a fine winter day. (Photo by Kristine Fabellar) |
From the way this article wrote about the NZ ice cream, i think it was indeed very good!I appreciate the picture of the real fireplace also! Hehehe!
ReplyDeleteYou should really go here, Achi. Hehe. :)
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ReplyDeleteHow I wish I could bring some home, Direk!
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