Cold Stone Creamery Unveils Chocolate Dipped Strawberry Ice Cream
Cold Stone Creamery, owned and operated by Kahala Group, has transformed Chocolate Dipped Strawberry into an ice cream flavor. Starting from February 3 through March 31, all of Cold Stone Creamery locations across the country will feature Chocolate Dipped Strawberry ice cream.
In addition to being offered as a Cold Stone Creation, shake and cupcake, the new Chocolate Dipped Strawberry flavor will also be featured as a Heart-Shaped Cake. This cake is made with layers of Chocolate Dipped Strawberry ice cream, strawberry puree and red velvet cake, wrapped in a proprietary fudge ganache.
The Chocolate Dipped Strawberry ice cream line includes Chocolate Strawberry Affair Creation, which is made using Chocolate Dipped Strawberry ice cream mixed with strawberries, chocolate shavings and strawberry puree; and Chocolate Loves Strawberry Heart-Shaped Cake, which comes with layers of Chocolate Dipped Strawberry ice cream, strawberry puree and red velvet cake, wrapped in a proprietary fudge ganache.
The other varieties in the line are Be My Cupcake, a chocolate cup filled with a layer of red velvet cake, strawberry puree and Chocolate Dipped Strawberry ice cream, topped with piped ganache and a strawberry; and Chocolate Dipped Delight Shake, a blend of Chocolate Dipped Strawberry ice cream, milk and strawberry puree.
Ray Karam, Sr Tastemaster at Cold Stone Creamery, said: “It’s my job to offer Cold Stone Creamery fans something new and relevant each season. When you think of Valentine’s Day, the chocolate dipped strawberry is a very popular treat; I just took that flavor profile and applied it to our super-premium ice cream.”
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