PrintGet In My Belly Now: Doughnut Ice Cream Sandwich from Peter Pan Bakery
Photograph from newyorkshitty.com
An ice cream sandwich made with doughnut halves instead of cookies. Why didn't I think of that? Why haven't I ever eaten one before? Why aren't I eating one right now?
Heather of newyorkshitty.com reviewed this glorious marriage between the dessert families procured at Peter Pan Bakery in Greenpoint. Upon the manager's recommendation, she ended up with a cookies and cream ice cream sandwich in an old-fashioned cake doughnut (other possibilities include red velvet cake doughnut with strawberry or vanilla ice cream). Only $3.50 for this summer treat!
Related: A Guide to the Best Doughnuts in New York
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18 Comments:
Why didn't we all think of this sooner??
Cantaloupe Alone at 3:05PM on 08/13/09
wow.
just looking at this gives me heartburn
hungrychristel at 3:15PM on 08/13/09
That just sounds really messy.
misha at 3:47PM on 08/13/09
Oh. My. God. Amazing! But can I just one-up this for a minute to plug my own disgustingly fattening invention, the I-will-never-in-a-million-years-eat-this-again Croissant Ice Cream Sandwich?
You have to try it -- essentially a quarter pound of baked butter (the croissant, of course) wrapped around about a pint of your ice cream of choice.
Just do it!
eatup at 3:51PM on 08/13/09
Makes total sense, like cake and ice cream, but better cause the cake is fried instead of baked. Genius.
Tia Kim at 4:26PM on 08/13/09
brilliant!
sloppy at 4:43PM on 08/13/09
Doughnut - Good, Ice Cream - Good, Cookies - Good,
Together = AWSOME
Edwardkimuk at 5:06PM on 08/13/09
*One single, solitary tear* It's so...beautiful.
GreenBee at 5:07PM on 08/13/09
Speaking of mixing things with pastries!
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/7VBW_aMCg8-5ldjU40k2Gw?feat=directlink
and someone I know did a Krispy Kreme Burger once. Unfortunately, I lack photographic evidence. :p
lysine at 5:19PM on 08/13/09
It probably works for some. Too sweet for me.
mandarin at 5:42PM on 08/13/09
incredible, better than that Krispy Kreme doughnut burger, farrrr bettttter!
KWBrown at 5:44PM on 08/13/09
Shut up! That is off the hook crazy. I'm a devoted doughnut lover (I'm Canadian) but I can't go there.
But, if you can, you might want to make some homemade doughnuts and I have a good recipe (did I mention that I'm Canadian?):
http://danamccauley.wordpress.com/2009/05/29/get-ready-for-doughnut-day-june-1/
DanaMcCauley at 9:03PM on 08/13/09
I already did it on my videos!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmCkn8u4nag
CollegeChef at 9:31PM on 08/13/09
Heavy-duty version, from Bangkok:
http://www.eatingintranslation.com/2009/08/bangkok-ice-cream-sandwich-vendor.html
EatingInTranslation at 9:26AM on 08/15/09
I remember about 10-15 years ago, ben an jerrys made a brownie ice cream sandwich that they sold in convenience stores and supermarkets that was unbelievably good. I'm pretty sure it was cookies and cream ice cream inside.
jboylan at 9:52PM on 08/15/09
Based on the recommendations of you and Shitty, I went to check this place and the sandwich out yesterday. What a great throwback local business with great donuts. However, the ice cream on the sandwiches needed to be much colder. It was a shitty mess. Based on pictures I've seen, I don't think that's the case all the time though. I certainly hope not.
Ciao,
Paulie Gee
pauliegee at 10:26AM on 08/16/09
you guys.....in italy, in the south at least, a favorite local breakfast (!!) treat is a freshly baked, still warm, bun shaped, sweet brioche with gelato - often served with whipped cream and one of those paddle spoons.....
presumably, in small towns this was to sell left over fresh gelato, because you can't keep it around long and also sell more baked goods
you can try one at l'arte del gelato in the village.....they are devine.
deliciousnyc at 9:38AM on 08/17/09
The doughnut must be a little too fat. In Montreal we put the best ice cream into a macaron (French light almond cookie).
It’s the best of French culture and the Italian art de vivre. Here are some pictures: http://www.boutiquepointg.com/?tag=macarons-glaces
katerine rollet at 12:47PM on 08/18/09