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Cinnamon Bun Ice Cream


MarkIsCooking

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I don't usually go there because I'm just not a fan of the singing and the phony hype, but I went into Cold Stone Creamery on 42nd Street in NYC last night and had a cup (alas only a cup) of their cinnamon bun ice cream.

Anybody else had this stuff?

More importantly, anybody have any idea how I could recreate it?????

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I havent tried it but I certainly want to .....

hmmm how to recreate it

maybe take a good cinnamon bun and tear it apart and dry it in a low oven and add it to a cinnamon brown sugar ice cream base.

yeah that just might work

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Wow, that sounds great rooftop1000/tracey. I guess that would keep the pieces of cinnamon bun slightly crispy/chewy throughout the ice cream. But how about "kickin' it up a naaatch" :biggrin: and folding those chunks of cinnamon bun into homemade (or not) rum raisin ice cream. Yeah, I could really go for that. :smile:

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Maybe make a cinnamon bun modified version of Moto's donut soup, custard it up with some egg yolks, then run it through the freezer. You could add a bit of cream cheese to the base if you want that cream cheese icing flavor to stand out and maybe even swirl a cinnamon sugar mixture through it at the end. I've never seen it or tasted it so I don't know what I'm trying to create exactly. This is all strictly from my head (and I just finished a fast-paced 50k bike ride so it may not be a clear thinking head), I haven't actually tried it.

Edited by Tri2Cook (log)

It's kinda like wrestling a gorilla... you don't stop when you're tired, you stop when the gorilla is tired.

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