[mhking]

Just damn.

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[Bogey78O]

Who wants to eat a cigar?

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

He said he had used the formula to create a Havana cigar flavoured ice cream

Why oh why would he waste such a good idea on that flavor?

Why not make a sardine sundae with pickles and strawberries on top? Now that would be a taste treat!

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[Central Scrutiniser]

Actually, if you have ever had Dippin Dot's at a fair or some such, those are made using liquid nitrogen, it makes perfect sherical little dots out of ice cream.

Quite tasty

[FreedomCalls]

Whipped up by an Italian chef and a physicist, the creators of the scoop sold at a lakeside restaurant are seeking patent rights for the idea.

BS. There is plenty of prior art to dispell any idea of a "patent" that he may have.

[Husker24]

You would need a jackhammer to scoop that stuff out of the box.

[Carb_Addict]

I saw this on Leno last week or so ago...wonder if I could score some liquid nitro.

lol

[JoeSchem]

I recall reading or hearing several years ago that if ice cream is served very, very cold, it's been known to give people heart attacks. I wonder if that's an urban legend.

[July 4th]

I've actually had this ice cream before - it's really good. I'm partial to frozen custard myself, but it's still a really neat trick.

On a side note, does anyone know the availability of liquid nitrogen to the public? I once had access to a lab that had the stuff, but it's probably a restricted material, and the storage containers were -not- cheap. We're talking at least $1k for the small ones.

[boris]

This sounds like an urban legend (remember the 'hydrogen beer' one?) but Snopes does not list it.

Put LN2 on your tounge and you'll be minus one tongue.

--Boris

[Wright is right!]

The article is wretchedly written. Liquid nitrogen isn't IN the ice cream/gelato. It's used to flash-freeze it. The line about a drop of liqnit on your hand is totally irrelevant to the ice cream, and thus the story.

To think that someone actually performed the act of striking a keyboard to produce this drivel for money is appalling.

Michael