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Bite into the Brooklyn Bridge

Updated on: 24 November,2013 02:44 PM IST  | 
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Ice-cream may taste the same in any shape or size but it can be a whole lot of fun if you get to eat a bridge, or the Eiffel Tower. Team SMD tastes the new ice-cream designs by Haagen Dazs

Bite into the Brooklyn Bridge

Edible miniatures of one of the oldest suspension bridges built in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge, along with Paris’s Eiffel Tower built four years later, have made it to Häagen Dazs’s festive menu.


Being open to taste ice-creams in all shapes and sizes, we walk into the Bandra outlet for ‘lunch’. We order the chocolate bridge, which comes with scoops of chocolate, strawberry and vanilla ice-cream on a bed of brownie and is garnished with strawberries and mango sauce. It’s a sinful treat.


In the mood for some classic treat, we dig into the Apple Pie served with a scoop of Dulche de Leche. Crumbly, sweet and filling, we only wish the pie was a tad warmer. The menu has also launched ice-cream cakes in flavours including Summer Symphony, Berry Chocolate Cigar, Divine Crackle and Fruit Fete. But we leave it for another day as the cake orders need 48 hours prior notice.



Brooklyn Bridge

It is served with scoops of chocolate, strawberry and vanilla ice-cream with a chocolate bridge
Cost: Rs 850


Summer Symphony

The cake is made with berries, mango and passion fruit ice-cream on a bed of vanilla cake.
Cost: Rs 1,825 (half kg) and Rs 3,250 (1 kg)


Apple Pie

Served with an ice-cream scoop of Dulche de Leche flavour, the pie is crumbly and scrumptious
Cost: Rs 375u00a0

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