This Is The Ice Cream For Serious Coffee Lovers
It's made in collaboration with Yardstick Coffee!
Beyond chocolate, vanilla, or strawberry, coffee ranks pretty high on the list of ice-cream flavors that never fail-after all, coffee goes beautifully with dairy, most especially when it's scoopable and creamy. We've got good news for you coffeeheads: local brand Kurimu has partnered with specialty coffee shop Yardstick Coffee and launched their take on coffee ice cream, dubbed the Kohi Cream.
The Kohi Cream ice cream isn't just any coffee ice cream: it's made with Yardstick's famous Golden Ticket Blend coffee, which lends it a distinct depth and robustness and notes of milk chocolate, almonds, and caramel. This is a true coffee fan's ice cream-not in the sense that it's overpoweringly bitter, but in that it delivers a truly complex coffee flavor that you'll want to savor slowly and mindfully. It's also less sweet than many other coffee ice creams, which really allows the coffee to shine; and as with everything else Kurimu makes, it's got the perfect silky-smooth consistency that melts in the mouth like a dream.
Mouth watering yet? Try this special ice cream for yourself by placing an order through Kurimu's website, and then paying through bank transfer. Pro tip: one pint is not enough! Be sure to stick your ice cream pints in the freezer as soon as you get them.
Kurimu is a homegrown brand of premium ice cream that churns up limited pints daily. Don't miss Kurimu's other ice cream flavors, which include the basic-but-well-executed Matcha (P420) made with premium-grade Uji matcha, and Black Sesame (P420) that's truly deep and nutty in flavor. For the more adventurous, they've also got the less-conventional but totally delicious Shoyu Caramel (P420) a.k.a. soy-sauce caramel (trust us, it works!), as well as the Kinako Vanilla (P420) and Kinako Chocolate (P420)-both of which highlight nutty roasted soybean flour.
Yardstick, on the other hand, is a purveyor of specialty coffee. Their cozy cafe in Legazpi Village is a haven for serious coffeeheads-as well as casual coffee enthusiasts looking for truly good cups of joe.
For orders, check out Kurimu's website.
This story originally appeared on Spot.ph.
* Minor edits have been made by the Yummy.ph editors.
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