Chocolate

If you’ve lived under a rock your whole life up until five seconds ago when you clicked on this page, we’d like to inform you that this ice cream does not contain any dairy. It is made of oats. What? An ice cream without dairy? But can it even be called ice cream? Yes, you under-a-rock-person, we could have called it skwidfoppel5wmdd, but what’s the point when it tastes like ice cream, looks like ice cream and acts like ice cream when you scoop it into a bowl or put it on a cone? Of course, you probably don’t know the answer to that question if you’ve spent your life under a rock, so we’ll just get to the point. We recommend trying our chocolate ice cream immediately because you might be surprised how perfect the name of this product really is. In the same way that everything will probably be surprising to you, because of your strange living situation up until you clicked on this page.

WHAT'S AMAZING

Three quick points:
• The cocoa is certified by the Cocoa Horizon Foundation. Which means it is 100% sustainably sourced and creates thriving cocoa farming communities.
• New packaging with 79% less climate impact compared to the previous one!
• Vegan! (Yes, it’s a given. But three points are so much more satisfactory than two.)

WHAT MIGHT BE LESS AMAZING

If you have read about our other ice creams here on this website, you already know that we use fully-hydrogenated fat and why. So we probably don’t need to repeat it again, but might as well.

When it comes to ice cream firmness—an important thing to consider if you want your ice cream to be amazing—the nice unsaturated fats in oats don’t work as well as the saturated fats found in milk. But we have solved this problem by adding plant-based, fully-hydrogenated fats in the form of rapeseed and coconut. We transform these fully-hydrogenated vegetable fats into saturated fats. And now we have written the word fat five times. If you read the list of ingredients over on the right, you’ll see that we use a little stabilizer, which also helps achieve the firmness of our ice cream.

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