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2013-06-18
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Visiting Milk & Honey Gelato had been on my mind for quite a while now, but I kept pushing it back as some people told me it was not worth purposely visiting. Since I was at Blk 85 for food, why not go down for a try since they are in the viccinity?Turns out, Milk & Honey is neighbours with Choc-A-Bloc, which makes them surprisingly easy to find since both of them are behind the Blk 85 market. All along, I was under the impression that they had quite a big shop space, so I was taken aback when I
Turns out, Milk & Honey is neighbours with Choc-A-Bloc, which makes them surprisingly easy to find since both of them are behind the Blk 85 market. All along, I was under the impression that they had quite a big shop space, so I was taken aback when I saw it having a halved shop space with two foldable tables and two chairs each for interior seatings and another three foldable tables with four chairs for al-fresco.
The Irish Latte is supposed to be a gelato version of Irish Coffee. There were some coffee beans that were in the gelato that helped made the gelato pretty deep in flavour. It was also rich in the latte side, however I really cannot detect anything that was Irish within it as it was severely lacking in the alcoholic taste. The Salty Malty is Horlicks with sea salt. As odd as the combination sounds, it is really more addictive than salted caramel. This flavour essentially tastes like salted caramel at the start, but ends off with a hint of Horlicks. I would seriously recommend this flavour if anyone asked me which flavour to get from Milk & Honey.For the full review, please visit: http://jiaksimipng.wordpress.com/2013/06/12/milk-honey-gelato-blk-86-bedok-north-street-4/
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