The summer season has started and in such a situation people are eating ice cream fiercely. But do you know that what you are eating considering it to be ice cream, is actually not ice cream at all. Actually, most of the things sold in the market in the name of ice cream are frozen deserts. You don’t need to do much to recognize it. When you buy an ice cream, read its packet carefully, you will find that Frozen Desert is written on the packet of what you thought was ice cream. So let us tell you the difference between ice cream and frozen dessert today.
What is frozen desert?
We have told you above that all the ice creams you eat are mostly frozen desserts, but do you know how dangerous this frozen dessert is for you and how big health problems you can get trapped in due to this. Let me tell you, the way pure milk is used in making ice cream, milk is not used at all in making frozen desert.
Rather, it contains a lot of palm oil. This palm oil increases your bad cholesterol. Whenever you buy any ice cream which is actually a frozen dessert, you will find it written on its packet that it contains 10.2 percent vegetable oil or vegetable protein product. Along with this, vegetable soy protein, liquid glucose, sugar syrup and many synthetic food colors are found in frozen desert.
What is real ice cream?
Real ice cream is called Kulfi. In which there is no synthetic sugar syrup, no synthetic color and neither does it contain any palm oil, which is very harmful for health. Full fat milk in pure ice cream. Means pure milk, small cardamom powder and sugar are mixed. This is the reason why it is not as beautiful as the frozen desert. However, it is not as harmful to your health as a frozen desert. Along with this, its taste is much better than frozen desert.
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