So if you're a caramel lover or a bit nutty or you love a good cheesecake (there's something for everyone in this flavour!), you should enjoy the newly released Flavour of the Month for April at Baskin-Robbins in Australia.
'Caramel Praline Cheesecake'
Vanilla cheesecake ice cream swirled with a caramel ribbon and pralined pecans
MMMMMMMM.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Why we should feel good about Ice Cream!
Ice cream: some scream for it, and some of us run screaming from it. No other food recalls childhood, long summer vacations, and the just reward for cleaning one’s plate quite like ice cream.
As adults, we worry about the health and ecological impacts of dairy. We worry about soy. We worry about sugar. We worry about highly processed foods. We worry about fats, calories, points, carbs, glycemic indexes, GMOs and the carbon footprint of our diet.
Is it possible to simply enjoy ice cream again?
Dairy is by nature’s design a “comfort food.” Mother’s milk, whether from a human mother or bovine mother, contains the protein casein, which breaks down into opiates in your digestive tract. This unique effect of milk drives the survival instinct, since it encourages infants to keep eating, growing, and gaining weight. Opiates in milk also create a relaxed state and help the bonding process because babies learn to associate “mommy” and “eating” with pleasure. No wonder we’re so hooked on dairy! It’s a drug, but at least it’s a natural high. Ice cream just makes us feel good, and there’s nothing bad about feeling good.
As adults, we worry about the health and ecological impacts of dairy. We worry about soy. We worry about sugar. We worry about highly processed foods. We worry about fats, calories, points, carbs, glycemic indexes, GMOs and the carbon footprint of our diet.
Is it possible to simply enjoy ice cream again?
Dairy is by nature’s design a “comfort food.” Mother’s milk, whether from a human mother or bovine mother, contains the protein casein, which breaks down into opiates in your digestive tract. This unique effect of milk drives the survival instinct, since it encourages infants to keep eating, growing, and gaining weight. Opiates in milk also create a relaxed state and help the bonding process because babies learn to associate “mommy” and “eating” with pleasure. No wonder we’re so hooked on dairy! It’s a drug, but at least it’s a natural high. Ice cream just makes us feel good, and there’s nothing bad about feeling good.
Baskin-Robbins in Australia Store listing
Looking for your nearest store? Here's the link to the website where you can search via post code.
http://www.baskinrobbins.com.au/stores.php
Monday, March 15, 2010
The History of Ice Cream
If you love Ice Cream, you'll love some of the facts on Wikipedia about the topic. Did you know Australian's only rank behind American's in terms of Ice Cream consumption per head......
FREE Ice Cream!
You will get a free ice cream cone on your Birthday along with a range of special, exclusive offers throughout the year!
We're on Facebook!
Baskin-Robbins in Australia is now on Facebook. Might be worth joining as you can find out all the latest info plus you might get something for nothing every now and again!!
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