@DeniGu gulab jamun is made up of milk solids . Heat the milk until it reduced to a thick consistency of a soft dough .
I will suggest you some more good Indian sweets like kheer , imarti , jalebi , ras malai , rasgulla , gajar ka halwa , moong dal halwa and many more. Whenever you will come to India i will definitely give you a treat of Indian sweets 
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You may see my post on traditional Indian sweets
Thanks and have a nice day 
@SP31 You need to share more about nitrogen ice cream! Do you have a photo to share? And does the nitrogen change the flavor of the ice cream itās added to? 
Great photo of your ice cream in front of Tower Bridge, @DrShaunak ! For once, itās not the bridge thatās the star of the picture. 
What flavor are you having?
Hey @DeniGu
This must be a very important topic and post -Ice cream ,thank you for replying most of our comments. I know being a Googler you are always busy,therefore itās a golden to get a reply on this.
Thank you for checking out my review and for appreciating it as well. I love the party mood on connect these days. Lol.
@SebaasC your collections pf Ice cream is very interesting thanks for sharing.
@MahabubMunna having a family Ice cream shop is a really fantasy. If I was in your place thatās breakfast dinner and supper always for me. Lol 
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@SP31 first time to hear of nitrogen ice-cream. Not so common in Afrcia wish I could try it.
A booming topic and post here @Pratik_89 @DrShaunak @Alecat . Thanks for sharing.
@Mukul_Anand never realised you are a foodie good to know. I am too. @RosyKohli thanks for sharing. Happy connect @ 6 to all.
cheers
@DeniGu I love this article! It never ceases to surprise that each culture has their own versions of the same standard favorites, and ice cream is just the perfect example. One of my favorite experiences as a Local Guide was visiting a tiny ice cream shop crammed into a space barely big enough to fit the coolers in a streetside market in Kona, Hawaii. That shop made ube ice cream - a special flavor that comes from a local potato-like tuber that is naturally a vivid purple and has a flavor I have been unable to find anywhere else. I became such a fan of the flavor that I tracked it down everywhere I could for the rest of my trip.
Great work
Hey @Mukul_Anand , thanks for the dessert recommendations! I appreciate you sharing more details about gulab jamun because itās not something Iām familiar with. If you decide to write a post with more information about the other great desserts you mentioned, do tag me. Iād love to learn more about the diverse tastes in India.
Rural/ urban area handmade ice cream :
Itās now rare because they canāt fight and win modern ice cream factory marketing policy. Traditional ice cream factory electricity and other cost much more than modern thatās why slowly they shut down their factories.
Very few in capital but itās like for festival or any program people offer guest handmade ice cream or cookies.
Our ice cream factory: 1980-2004 we run bakery pastry and ice cream factory also but main problem is my father and uncle not upgrade themselves with modern technology thatās why this business falling loss and shut down. Another reason 1990 in Bangladesh grow up readymade garments industry and our family focus on that.
Hahaha, the party mood is definitely amazing, @SholaIB ! The posts, the memories, the meet-ups. All the love for Connectās birthday is really just love for every Local Guide here and our community because thatās what Connect is all about. So thank you for it!
@DeniGu I will definately make a post on it . Local guides connect is the common link between us and i love to present my countryās sweets with you guys . Iām definately sure that this post on icecream make my day sweet and other guides too whether they are children, young or old people .
Hey @Kwiksatik , itās often the little, unassuming places that hide the biggest gems, isnāt it? I might know one more place that has the ube ice cream - Japan. Your photo and description immediately made me think of the purple sweet potato flavor I tried there a few times. I wonder if @yamamo_cchi has tried it?
Thanks 
you like my home made ice cream itās very simple even you can try at home.Check my post. At midnight I didnāt have cherry to decorated. Try it do tag me.
Itās really a sad story, @MahabubMunna , about the decline of handmade ice cream in Bangladesh. It makes supporting small local and family businesses even more important. Thank you for this reminder.
I appreciate you sharing the story of your family factory, too. Times and demand really change over time.
@DeniGu small business does not sustain itself because of all about money. Now people love to show off as like buy cloth from Brand shop, Drink/eat a good decoration place or decorated food because the need to share in SOcial media or gossip with others. itās a south Asian present situation.
If you carefully observe Bangladesh Local Guides Activities we arrange every whare our meetup Ground to the top also support small businesses too. Meetup T-shirt and food all other collects from Small business owner .
Hello dear friend, @DeniGu ,
Hi, Local Guide Flavio Karpinski (@DionysusOverdrive) - I appreciate your dedication.
Let me be honestā¦I am not an Ice cream fanā¦ and, in fact, I donāt love sweet items.
But, I love to photograph Ice creams because of their different colours & textures.
Here is one from my collections
Hope you will like this.
Haha so right @DeniGu . Coincidentally, it was about this time of year back in 2017, or perhaps it was 2018, when we were in Cadiz and I recall that it was as hot as it is there now when the only thing on your mind was ice cream lol. The lady sat patiently waiting on a bench while I ordered and then attempted to walk out with that double-scooper, super duper in a close to 40 deg European Summerās day lol!!!
I have various faves but my all time fave has to be the rich, dark XXX chocolate from Jockās here in Albert Park. This ice creamery is only a few minutes away from us here at home lol. Do you have a fave? I tell you what Deni, when you visit down under Iāll treat you to a Jockās 
@DeniGu Thanks, it was butterscotch flavored ice cream. 
My business suspend please open my account business
Yes! I know a little about ice creams! 
My favorite flavor is āDulce de Leche Splitā
This is cream of Dulce de Leche , mixed with real dulce de lecheā¦ Is really a magic flavor 
Here in Argentina every flavor with the āsplitā word in the end indicates that it has dulce de leche added with the original flavor.
Example : Banana Split is banana with dulce de leche, Chocolate Split is chocolate with dulce de lecheā¦and so on.
Regarding the gluten free ice cream stores, I have been always adding if there is available this kind of products, cause people with this food allergy problem needs to know where they can find suitable food for their disease.
They canāt eat any food, they should eat gluten free products.
Have you tried dulce de leche flavor?
@DeniGu my answer is ICE COFFEE.Because I love coffee and ice creams.And espresso,a bit of sugar and a lot of small pieces of ice served in a long Cristal glass is enough.I am sure you Flavio know about that.Good to talk to you.
So interesting post @DeniGu ! I love ice cream too. Here I have the photo of ice cream with little pony over itš„°
