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Baskin-Robbins Japan's Quattro Formaggi Ice Cream Layers Cheese Flavors

Baskin-Robbins Japan now serves Quattro Formaggi Ice Cream made with cream cheese ice cream, gorgonzola ice cream, camembert and gouda ice cream and cream cheese cookie pieces. The boldly flavored Buono! Quattro Formaggi ice cream boasts sweet and salty notes, tapping into adventurous eaters' desire for unconventionally flavored ice cream products with savory influences.

While the name of the Baskin-Robbins ice cream is slightly reminiscent of a popular pizza order, the ice cream leans more into the cheesy essence of pizza and less into the other elements like the crust or toppings. This ice cream treat for dairy lovers offers something vastly different than the usual chocolate or strawberry flavors, despite looking like a caramel-swirled vanilla ice cream.
Trend Themes
1. Savory Dessert Innovations - Consumers are increasingly intrigued by unique flavor profiles, such as the combination of sweet and salty in the new Quattro Formaggi ice cream.
2. Cheese-infused Treats - The use of different cheese varieties like cream cheese, gorgonzola, camembert, and gouda in ice cream showcases a growing trend towards incorporating dairy-based ingredients in desserts.
3. Global Flavor Fusion - The blend of flavors reminiscent of Italian cuisine in ice cream highlights the trend toward cross-cultural culinary experiments in the dessert industry.
Industry Implications
1. Frozen Desserts - The introduction of cheese-infused ice creams is revolutionizing the traditional frozen dessert market with unexpected flavor combinations.
2. Dairy Products - Innovations like Quattro Formaggi ice cream are expanding the application of various cheeses beyond conventional uses, creating new opportunities in the dairy sector.
3. Culinary Tourism - The incorporation of globally inspired flavors in products like Baskin-Robbins Japan's new ice cream caters to consumers' growing appetite for unique and culturally diverse food experiences.

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