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2014-04-14
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It was hot afternoon and I did not want to overwork my liver so I decided to consume ice cream at Marble Stab Creamery at Bugis+.Consuming ice cream at lunch is not common so there was no crowd at the Marble Stab. It was very quiet. The stall was rather open with 3 tables. There were wide assorted flavours estimated about 24 flavours. There flavours that I noticed were not the fancy name rather it is more of beverage nature such as mocha, thai milk, strawberry, chocolate mint.With so many fla
Consuming ice cream at lunch is not common so there was no crowd at the Marble Stab. It was very quiet. The stall was rather open with 3 tables. There were wide assorted flavours estimated about 24 flavours. There flavours that I noticed were not the fancy name rather it is more of beverage nature such as mocha, thai milk, strawberry, chocolate mint.
With so many flavours, choosing the right flavour is a task. I sampled a few flavours and decided the Irish cream ($4.90). I chose this cream as it was more of British nature and it would be rich in cream texture to fill my hunger spank.
At last, I had my first cup of Marble Stab ice cream. The store helper gave me more than a single scope. The scope has covered the cup. The plastic spoon was unusual as it has the name – Marble Stab printed. The texture is creamy and it has no feel of icy texture. Irish creamy does not taste like cameral nor coffee or chocolate. It has a mixture of everything. The ice cream is also soft yet it does not melt easily.
I enjoyed the Irish cream flavour Marble Stab.
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