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Hyderabad café serves ice-cream covered in '24K gold' foil. Watch

This video posted on Instagram by a food blogger shows the making of ‘24K gold’ ice-cream that is coated with gold foil and served at Huber & Holly in Hyderabad.

Published on: Jan 13, 2022, 17:40:08 IST
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Many desserts in India, like Kaju Katli for example, are prepared with a silver foil covering it. This video posted on Instagram, however, shows a dessert that is coated with gold foil instead of silver. This ice cream is served in a very grand way at a café in Hyderabad called Huber & Holly.

The ‘24K gold’ ice-cream, coated with gold foil that’s served at Huber & Holly, Hyderabad.  (instagram/@abhinavjeswani)
The ‘24K gold’ ice-cream, coated with gold foil that’s served at Huber & Holly, Hyderabad.  (instagram/@abhinavjeswani)

This video was posted by Abhinav Jeswani, a food blogger who runs the page Just Nagpur Things. This video was shot when he was visiting Hyderabad, Banjara Hills in particular, where he tried this ice-cream known as the Mini Midas which comes at the price of Rs. 500 without taxes.

“24K Gold Ice Cream in Hyderabad. Literally one of the best ice-creams I ever had. Tag your friends who should treat you with this (...) Do give it a try when in Hyderabad, you'll love it.” he captioned this post. It was accompanied by heart and fire emojis.

Watch the making of the ‘24K gold’ ice-cream right here:

“That's a killer ice cream. I missed coming that day,” posted a food blogger from Hyderabad. “Are we supposed to eat it or keep it?” jokingly asked another. “Tasty,” commented another, followed by heart-eyed emojis. “This looks lit,” posted another.

What are your thoughts on this ice-cream?

 
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