REVIEW: My/Mochi Sugar Cookie, Scorching Cocoa, and Gingerbread Ice Cream

With a purpose to cowl all the vacation taste bases, My/Mochi has expanded its Christmas time varieties past Cool Peppermint and launched Sugar Cookie, Scorching Cocoa, and Gingerbread Ice Cream. Sure, in style seasonal flavors like egg nog, fruitcake, and lumps of coal are lacking, however perhaps they’ll come subsequent 12 months.

Sugar Cookie

It options sugar cookie flavored ice cream with sugar cookie items floating in it. At first I didn’t style something. However as I chewed the mochi coating, a candy, gentle buttery taste got here by means of that immediately introduced Santa’s favourite to thoughts. Whereas the items embedded within the creamy filling don’t improve the baked good style, they do add a little bit of texture, however not one you’d count on from an ingredient referred to as “sugar cookie items.” As a substitute of a cookie crunch, the items floating within the ice cream add a sugar crystal crunch, like the ornamental sugar sprinkled on high of the cookie. Personally, I favor a sugary crunch over a cookie one. With its mixture of taste and crunch, I discover these to be fairly scrumptious.

Scorching Cocoa

I partially anticipated this Scorching Cocoa one to style chocolate ice cream with marshmallows, but it surely’s significantly better than that. Its description says it’s sizzling cocoa flavored ice cream with marshmallows, and it tastes like what I want my sizzling cocoa created from water and on the spot sizzling cocoa combine would style like. Whereas there are tiny mallow bits, the creamy filling itself tastes like there’s a little bit of marshmallow throughout the chocolate base, which gave it a little bit of maltiness. The bits are usually not gentle, and so they’re additionally not like what you’d get in cereal, however they add a quick texture to distinction the creaminess and chewiness of the opposite two elements. I loved these barely greater than the Sugar Cookies ones.

Gingerbread

Gingersnap cookies was the very first thing that got here to thoughts after I took my first chunk from My/Mochi’s Gingerbread Ice Cream, after which my physique instinctively braced itself for the ginger burn that it’s skilled with the cookie. Fortunately, it by no means got here. The extent of ginger on this ice cream is powerful and just like Nabisco Ginger Snaps, however not having the burn makes these simpler to eat. Nevertheless, there’s one thing about this selection that makes me get pleasure from it barely lower than the opposite two. They’re good, however I discover myself reaching for the opposite two first.

General

I’ve by no means had a disappointing product from My/Mochi and that continues with these three. I’m additionally positive that if the corporate comes out with a Lump of Coal taste sometime, it’ll most likely style nice too.

DISCLOSURE: I acquired free product samples from My/Mochi. Doing so didn’t affect my assessment.

Bought Worth: FREE
Dimension: 6-pieces
Score: 8 out of 10 (Sugar Cookie), 8 out of 10 (Scorching Cocoa), 7 out of 10 (Gingerbread)
Vitamin Information: (1 piece) Sugar Cookie – 90 energy, 2 grams of fats, 1.5 grams of saturated fats, 5 milligrams of ldl cholesterol, 15 milligrams of sodium, 15 grams of carbohydrates, 0 grams of fiber, 11 grams of sugar (together with 10 grams of added sugar), and 1 gram of protein. Scorching Cocoa – 90 energy, 2 grams of fats, 1.5 grams of saturated fats, 5 milligrams of ldl cholesterol, 15 milligrams of sodium, 16 grams of carbohydrates, 0 grams of fiber, 12 grams of sugar (together with 11 grams of added sugar), and 1 gram of protein. Gingerbread – 70 energy, 2 grams of fats, 1 gram of saturated fats, 5 milligrams of ldl cholesterol, 15 milligrams of sodium, 14 grams of carbohydrates, 0 grams of fiber, 10 grams of sugar (together with 9 grams of added sugar), and 1 gram of protein.

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