Because it's too expensive to crunch up a whole iPhone just for one cone.
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This should be higher. Even broken iPhones from 3 years ago sell for tens or hundreds of euros.
Making ice cream with actual apples involved is a nightmare due to acidity influencing other ingredients. But making it apple-scented is trivial.
But you raised a very good question...
I feel like dehydrated apples might work.
The cream would rehydrate them.
Are we talking Apple or apple pie? Because from your post I can't really tell.
What flavour is apple pie?
Apple + cinnamon
This particular one is apple pie, but the ice cream itself (minus the pie crust chunks) would be great on its own.
I've recently had a similar discussion on why orange ice cream isn't that popular, but exists in form of water ice
Our conclusion was that acidic flavors, like orange and apple just aren't good combined with cream, instead being better served as a sorbet
What about orange creamsicles?
That sort of goes along with his point. The orange part is separate from the cream part.
Orange creamcicle flavored ice cream is pretty easy to find. But I think it's usually vanilla ice cream with layers of orange sherbet. Strawberries are acidic and strawberry ice cream is a popular flavor.
In my experience, apples just don't taste very good when frozen. Maybe that's why they don't sell frozen apples at most supermarkets?
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you'd end up with apple cider vinegar as your flavorant, and that doesn't play well with milk.
What, you don't like cold soured apple curd tart cream? It has nutmeg in it!
Why isn't orange (the fruit) ice cream more popular? I don't mean sherbet, I mean ice cream. It can be bought in Florida, but I've never heard of it anywhere else.
I feel silly asking since you mentioned Florida, but do they use real oranges? Any time I've ever seen or tasted orange ice cream it was always that fake stuff.
I do believe it's made with real orange, especially if you're get it from a street vendor near the beach. Been years since I had it.
I've wondered about the same but with kiwi fruit it's delicious and refreshing yet you don't see any flavored drinks or ice cream with that flavor.
I suspect it's related to the difficulty in processing. Kiwi fruit are quite small and non-trivial to extract the flesh from. This would make it more expensive to extract.
This is less of an issue now that a few decades back. However, most people are quite conservative on their juice choices. Low sales still mean higher cost, which reduces sales.
Kiwi and pineapples have enzyme to break proteins down, causing it taste better if they have contact to diary products long enough. Canned pineapples don't have this issue but I haven't seen canned kiwi, maybe that explains no kiwi ice cream
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Where do you live? Where I live (Austria), apple ice cream is maybe not 100% universally available at all ice cream vendors, but common enough that I have no problems getting it if I want to.
Southeastern US. This is my first time seeing apple-anything ice cream on the shelves, from major national brands at least.
Hm. I rarely buy ice cream in stores so I am not sure whether there is apple ice cream in stores here, but at ice cream parlors it is definitely reasonably common here.
Cinnamon apple jelly should be more common too! (Not apple butter… fuck Apple butter).
Apple cinnamon all the things!
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Corporate studies show that the most popular ice cream flavors are the flavors we've always made and new flavors are risky because we don't know how popular they will be and so we only do the same flavors so we're always right.
Same reason why you only get reboots and remakes, it's a safer bet for investment.
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Idk but grape icrecream is illegal
I'm not really into sweets, but one day i saw a bar of chocolate with grapes on it, and i was like: chocolate with pockets full of grapes? Ymmi. At home i unpacked it and stuffed it in my mouth.
I almost threw up because it wasn't grapes, it was grappa. Of course we can't have nice things, we have to waste grapes on rotten ugly juice.
Chocolate with raisins is super common though...
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Forget apple, we need more banana/banana creme ice cream flavors.
Even better, bananas foster flavor
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Apples turn brown when you freeze them.
While that is the case, modern industrial ice cream rarely contains the actual fruit. Just take standard Neutro mix, regenerate it with water, not milk, and add some food coloring (a light green), an acidic component like citric acid, and "natural" "apple" flavor.
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It's a popular flavor in new england. Gifford's has apple pie seasonally at their ice cream stands. They also have pumpkin pie ice cream which is my favorite.
There is such a variety of apples it's hard to pick one apple flavor.
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Little boutique place near us has an "Apple Cheddar Pie" ice cream in the fall. It's never quite as good as you expect. Gotta try it again this year, to see how they've changed it.
(On the other hand, their Lemon Curd Blueberry is one of the greatest things ever served in a cone in the history of humankind.)
Is it the one I saw at ALDI? (or possibly the same supplier)
It was pretty freaking good ngl
damn good question
The ice cream joint neat my house makes a honey apple gelato that's pretty incredible, not sure why we don't see it around more
Most apple flavored stuff sucks, except for apples.
Apple brandy would like a word. One of my favorite liquors, it's fantastic.
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I really wish I had one of those fancy ice cream makers like they have on cooking shows like Iron Chef because I would definitely see what happens if you tried to make apple ice cream. I don't know if I can get fancier than just basic ingredients with mine... Maybe if I made an apple compote? 🤔
I think it just works better making apple pie ala mode ice cream Cold Stone style with some vanilla ice cream, pie filling, graham cracker crust and caramel.
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The same reason they took it back out of skittles and no one gets apple flavored suckers. It isn't up to snuff.
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