Viral asian peach ice cream now available

The main ingredient is fresh ripe peaches.

It tastes like sweet, fresh peaches with a creamy texture.

No, it usually contains milk and cream.

Yes, it's quite simple to make at home if you have an ice cream maker.

You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

Yes, it is typically gluten free unless a particular brand adds ingredients containing gluten.

The viral Asian peach ice cream originated in South Korea and quickly gained popularity due to its freshness and simplicity.

It's best served cold straight from the freezer. You can serve it in a bowl, or make it fancier with a waffle cone and some toppings of your choice.

Its unique taste and its rich creamy texture, combined with fresh peaches, made it go viral on social media platforms.

Apart from peaches, it typically contains sugar, milk, cream, and sometimes condensed milk or yogurt.

Yes, it can be made vegan by using plant-based milk and cream.

Commercial versions might contain preservatives. Homemade versions usually don't.

Yes, but it might alter the taste and freshness of the ice cream.

It can last for up to two weeks if stored properly in a freezer.

While they are similar, binary peach ice cream refers to an ice cream that combines two distinct peach flavors.

Certainly! This ice cream can be used in sundaes, milkshakes, or even as a topping on pies and cakes.