This Restaurateur Has Developed Ice Cream with an Elastic Texture
Katherine Pendrill — September 17, 2015 — Lifestyle
Hassan Rukab recently developed a unique type of ice cream that boasts an elastic texture. In recent years, many companies have tried to reimagine ice cream with unique flavors and unexpected ingredients. However, Rukab is the first to completely change the texture of ice cream itself.
Rukab's stretchy ice cream is available from his shop in downtown Ramallah. Unlike traditional frozen treats, Rukab's ice cream features a unique elastic texture. The stretchy quality of the dessert allows servers to pull the ice cream into taffy-like strands that can span over a foot long. The distinct texture is the result of a unique combination of ingredients, which include salep and mastic gum. Beyond the unique texture, the ice cream also has a slower melt time.
Rukab's stretchy ice cream puts a fun twist on a classic frozen dessert.
Rukab's stretchy ice cream is available from his shop in downtown Ramallah. Unlike traditional frozen treats, Rukab's ice cream features a unique elastic texture. The stretchy quality of the dessert allows servers to pull the ice cream into taffy-like strands that can span over a foot long. The distinct texture is the result of a unique combination of ingredients, which include salep and mastic gum. Beyond the unique texture, the ice cream also has a slower melt time.
Rukab's stretchy ice cream puts a fun twist on a classic frozen dessert.
Trend Themes
1. Stretchy Desserts - Innovative food developers could explore stretching the texture of other desserts like pudding, cake, or even beverages.
2. Novel Textures - Brands could experiment with uncommon textures to differentiate their products, like crunchy yogurt, soft beverages, or even powdery sauces.
3. Slow-melting Treats - Innovators could strive to create frozen desserts or other products with slower melting properties, for better portability and reduced waste.
Industry Implications
1. Dessert Industry - Ice cream and other dessert makers could incorporate elastic textures or utilize unique ingredients for product differentiation and as a marketing strategy.
2. Foodservice Industry - Restaurants and other foodservice businesses could offer unique and interesting menu items that attract customers and set them apart from competitors, utilizing unique ingredients and textures.
3. Frozen Treat Industry - The frozen treat industry could explore innovative ways to enhance their existing product offerings, including experimenting with unusual ingredients and textures, like ice cream with, candy, fruit, or even herbs or spices.
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