Add your flavorings, bits of fruit/chocolate/bacon (it’s a thing – look it up!) and very soon it will be ready to get stuck in to. There are also many variants on this traditional recipe, known as hard ice cream, and here are some of those for you:

• Soft ice cream. This is usually served in cones from restaurants and ice cream trucks. The mixture is more or less the same as the hard ice cream, but it’s mixed at a higher temperature and stored in the machine in a liquid state. It then starts to freeze as it’s added to the cone, giving it that creamy, light texture.
• This is made with more milk than cream, which reduces the amount of air in the mixture and results in a denser ice cream that has more intense flavors.
• French Ice Cream. This is made using a custard base and is available in a variety of flavors.
• Nitrogen ice cream. This is made using magic and sorcery and is very smooth and delicious.

Nitrogen Makes for Creamier Ice Cream

One of the first things people notice when they try nitrogen ice cream for the first time is just how smooth and velvety it is. The reason for this relies on science. Traditional ice cream preparation methods take a little while to freeze the ingredients whereas nitrogen freezes at a much faster rate. Because of this, the ice crystals in nitrogen ice cream are much, much smaller, which gives it that smooth texture. The traditional way of doing it takes longer, allowing the crystals to form much larger, giving it that ‘crunchier’ texture.

Another bonus to nitrogen ice cream is that it’s denser. Regular ice cream is about 50% air whereas nitrogen ice cream, because it freezes so fast, reduces that ratio a lot, trapping the flavors inside and, importantly, making it much more resistant to heat. Basically, your nitrogen ice cream will take ages to melt on a hot, sunny day!

Everyone likes their ice cream fresh, right? Well with nitrogen ice cream, it doesn’t get much fresher. Due to the unique way in which it is made, nitrogen ice cream has to be frozen on the spot, making everyone a made-to-order dish. You can’t get fresher than that!

Oh, and in case you were wondering: it’s completely safe too. Nitrogen is totally non-toxic, tasteless, odorless and safe for consumption, so get stuck in!

Nitrogen Ice Cream from Frostbite

If you are not yet convinced that our clever nitrogen ice cream really so much creamier and more delicious than regular ice cream, come on in and try it for yourselves.  Our steampunk themed cafe is the perfect place to relax, catch up with friends and family and enjoy our awesome ice cream.

The best way to find out more about Frostbite Nitrogen Ice Cream is to experience it for yourself. Stop in with your kids, friends, Grandparents, date, or even just yourself. You won’t be disappointed!  Click our LOGO below to enter our website where you can discover more about us!

2125 S. University Dr.
Davie, Florida 33324

954-368-3642

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Dragon’s breath is an awesome frozen dessert that literally lets the eater breath vapors out of their nose and mouth – making them look like, you guessed it, a fire-breathing dragon!

Unusual, uber cool and totally Instagram worthy – Dragons Breath is the next big thing in frozen fancies.

What Is Dragons Breath?

Legend has it that, according to the Glutto Digest at least, the dessert was originally invented and served at a bar by Jose Andres back in 2008.  After Andres stopped serving his odd-looking sweet stuff in his Los Angeles based Bazaar restaurant, it began to spread like – dare we say it — wildfire, throughout Taiwan, Korea and the Philippines.

Made using cheese puffs or sugary cereal dipped in liquid nitrogen, the eater can enjoy cups of gloriously chilly desert balls, that will produce super cool vapors when eaten.  As the condensed moisture makes its way out of your mouth, you not only get to enjoy the novelty of it, it also makes for a great way to enjoy a few laughs with friends or take awesome pictures for social media.

Remember though, Dragon’s Breath is cold!  So cold in fact that we recommend you enjoy the funky frozen snack with a stick, not your fingers, and blow on it several times to let the liquid nitrogen evaporate. Diners can also buy dipping sauce, like chocolate, vanilla and strawberry, to add more flavor to the dessert.

Why We Love Dragons Breath

Here at Frostbite, we love creating innovative new flavors and taste sensations. Our Dragons Breath desserts are super awesome, and our colorful cereal puffs taste a little like Fruit Loops with all that extra frozen fun. Our creamists pour liquid nitrogen all over the cereal, flash freezing it and creating a fog that spills out, making it look like a glorious bubbling cauldron.  Join us to skewer those sweet and crunchy puffs and toss one into your mouth.  Savor the flavor and you’ll soon be breathing out clouds of smoke, that will make you feel like a dragon for just a few seconds.

Is Dragons Breath Safe Though?

We know that this has been discussed in the media, but we’ve been serving up unusual frozen ice creams to happy customers in Florida for some time now.  We ask that our diners refrain from touching the liquid nitrogen or ingest it.  Thing is, all of that super cold nitrogen has evaporated by the time your dessert is ready to eat, so it should never be a problem, but just to be safe, stay clear of the nitrogen liquid that has settled at the bottom of the cup.

Unusual Frozen Desserts from Frostbite

It’s not just dragon’s breath we offer, our diners can choose from millions of freshly frozen flavor combinations, signature sundaes, alcoholic ice cream, light bulb smoothies and even our Golden Oreo ice cream sandwiches.  Whatever you want – we’ve got it!

The best way to find out more about Frostbite Nitrogen Ice Cream is to experience it for yourself. Stop in with your kids, friends, Grandparents, date, or even just yourself. You won’t be disappointed!  Click our LOGO below to enter our website where you can discover more about us!

2125 S. University Dr.
Davie, Florida 33324

954-368-3642

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