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Normally Id use this to promote my nugu kpop favs but now I want to promote my nugu ice cream favs.
The type of ice cream that I absolutely love, but isn't known, is an Russian ice cream named Plombir. Its everywhere in Russia during the summer, and I and see why. Its so creamy and sweet, and it tastes like heaven in ice cream form.
Sadly, its only found in Russia, and maybe other surrounding countries? Im not sure, but I have never seen it in any other country, and I miss it so much I decided to make it today at home, and Im so happy.
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There are a lot of variations also, some dont have custard, some use gelatin, the one I made had only 3 ingredients and was super easy to make, but it was in Russian and I didnt save it.
But you all should give it a shot imo.
Okay done my appreciation ice cream post I suddendly wanted to make for no reason. @Soogi I know you're russian, what do you think of it?
The type of ice cream that I absolutely love, but isn't known, is an Russian ice cream named Plombir. Its everywhere in Russia during the summer, and I and see why. Its so creamy and sweet, and it tastes like heaven in ice cream form.
Sadly, its only found in Russia, and maybe other surrounding countries? Im not sure, but I have never seen it in any other country, and I miss it so much I decided to make it today at home, and Im so happy.
Retro Russian Ice Cream Plombir
This Retro Russian Ice Cream Plombir (Пломбир) was a classic among ice creams years back in Russia and neighboring countries. It's smooth and rich recipe.
Plombir, Russian Ice Cream | Food Perestroika
You might remember seeing plombir ice cream in some of my restaurant reviews, such as Mari Vanna and Ariana, and wondering what makes it different. Plombir takes its name from the French glace Plombières, a vanilla ice cream mixed with bits of candied fruits marinated in kirsch. However, it...
There are a lot of variations also, some dont have custard, some use gelatin, the one I made had only 3 ingredients and was super easy to make, but it was in Russian and I didnt save it.
Okay done my appreciation ice cream post I suddendly wanted to make for no reason. @Soogi I know you're russian, what do you think of it?