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Apricot
Kiwi or Key Lime
White Chocolate
Kate is a recipe tester for Food52.
added 6 months agoLovely idea! What about Almond, Karamel (too good not to use), and Waffle?
Other ideas apricot, kettle korn, kit kats
Keep us posted on what you come up with!
Loving the ideas so far, thanks!
Quick question mothers and/or other knowledgable parties: should I be avoiding nuts (like almond, walnut) in case the child has allergies? Granted, she won't be eating ice cream in the next few months but it'd be a shame if I ended up making her a flavor she could never have...
Monita is a recipe tester for Food52.
added 6 months agoHow about Anise Koco ( poetic license) and wild berries
Some good ones that haven't been mentioned yet: avocado (if an adventurous child), kumquat, koconut, watermelon, whipped cream
Asian pear, kiwi, and watermelon sorbet could be the counterpoint to some of the rich, velvety suggestions above.
Amaretto, kaluha, walnut. I'm thinking this is an adult party!
*kahlua.
pierino is a trusted source on General Cooking and Tough Love.
added 6 months agoAmaretto, kiwi, walnut---and call it WiKipediA. I'm trying to stay with flavors that actually work together.
Excellent! John Stewart move over- we have Food52 humor!
OK, this is a little out there but I think it could actually work: avocado, kokoa (that just doesn't read like "cocoa", does it?), walnut.
Apple pie, key lime, wassail
ooops for a kid - skip the wassail.