I saw these new additions to the Haagen Dazs ice cream range in a local convenience store during the week.According to my battered Oxford Dictionary "sorbet" is defined as "a water ice".The Wild Apple Sorbet certainly meets that definition being... ...full story at Porcelain Monkey
from Porcelain Monkey on Fri, Jun 13 2008
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| 29 Mar 08 |
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Haagen-Dazs "Dye Vibrantly" Commercial »
YouTube video Haagen-Dazs "Dye Vibrantly"
Agency: JWT Japan
Production Company: Partners
Director: Kathi Prosser |
| 26 Sep 08 |
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Friday Flash..New Haagen Daz Ice Cream Flavours » Porcelain Monkey Two more new Haagen Dazs flavours that hit the shelves this week in Nagoya.I spotted them in various supermarkets and convenience stores throughout the city.The first is Cafe Mocha,obviously a coffee flavoured icecream.Its fairly light with dashes of... |
| 12 Sep 08 |
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Friday Flash..Additions to KitKat and Haagen Dazs » Porcelain Monkey Two new items I spied on the shelves this past week.First up is the new KitKat flavour,Muscat of Alexandria.As the illustration on the box indicates these are grape flavoured KitKats.The photo shows a somewhat lighter green KitKat stick as I had put the... |
| 28 Mar 08 |
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Friday Flash..Spring Confectionery » Porcelain Monkey A selection of confectionery Ive recently seen in the shops.Each season sees a new range of products often only available for a limited time.The new offering from Haagen Dazs features cassis which I believe is blackcurrant and orange.An interesting mix of... |
| 31 Aug 07 |
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Friday Flash...The First Sign of Autumn? » Porcelain Monkey Spotted this new(well it is for me)flavour at a local convenience store.Its the second flavour in the Dean and Deluca ice cream range Ive seen here.I wasnt actually aware Dean and Deluca made ice-cream for the Japanese market until a few weeks ago.At 280... |
| 12 Nov 07 |
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Haagen Dazs Kokuto and Kuromitsu » Porcelain Monkey This new flavour has a distinctive bitter coffee/burnt caramel taste.Kokuto translates as brown sugar while kuromitsu translates roughly as sugar syrup or treacle depending where you google.It seems that both kokuto and kuromitsu originally come from... |
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