Japanese Ice Cream

When I was in Kuala Lumpur, I had some Malaysian ice cream. It was not what I had expected, but despite the weird colors the ice wasn’t bad at all.

The Japanese, however, manage to top it all, by providing the strangest flavors I have ever heard of.

Crab

Ice Cream (Crab)

Deep Sea Water

Ice Cream (Deep Sea Water)

Eel

Ice Cream (Eel)

Fish

Ice Cream (Fish)

Raw Horse Meat

Ice Cream (Horse)

Octopus

Ice Cream (Octopus)

Oxe Tongue

Ice Cream (Oxe Tongue)

Note the tongue on the oxe illustration.

Shark Fin Noodle

Ice Cream (Shark)

Wasabi

Ice Cream (Wasabi)

(Via Akihabara News.)

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9 Responses to Japanese Ice Cream

  1. Events says:

    I know that when I think of a dessert, “Crab”, “Fish”, “Horse”, and “Oxe Tongue” do not come mind. Although, maybe Vanilla, Chocolate, and Strawberry aren’t what they think of for dessert.

  2. Nils says:

    I think they eat that too. But I guess the Japanese are always after another “kick”. Besides… their tastes are somewhat different, and Eel and Octopus and so on probably won’t raise an eyebrow over there.

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  5. Erika says:

    You know they’re just novelty ice cream flavors, right? You think we eat these on a regular basis? Blegh.

  6. Nils says:

    You (well, the Japanese) eat squid on a regular basis, and that’s something most people here will find pretty icky. And even if they’re eaten once in a blue moon… these are still sick flavors. No offense.

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  8. anonymous says:

    The illustration of the sad horse is adorable…

  9. Terry says:

    Nils.. very few people here find squid “icky.” You reminded me of the time my mom was confronted with squid in a Japanese dish. She was absolutely revolted, until I reminded her that she regularly shovels down calamari.

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