FAQ | Fruits in Ice Cream
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions


Both ice cream and frozen custard are made with milk, cream and sugar. The additional ingredient that gives frozen custard its creamy texture is pasteurised egg yolk. Frozen custard also has significantly less air (overrun) in it compared to your typical ice cream so it is more dense in consistency.

The term “no sugar added” means that there was no sugar added to the product during the manufacturing process. The product however, may still contain naturally occurring sugars from the fresh/frozen fruits and milk used in making the ice cream.

We use a combination of polydextrose, maltodextrin, sorbitol and aspartame.

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Stabilizers are added to ice cream because it is effective at keeping the product resistant to melting especially at the height of summer. We do not use a high dosage level of added stabilizers in our products. We keep a simple formulation which depends on the natural stabilizing properties of real milk solids.Other commercial formulations however, incorporate lesser levels of real milk and thus these formulas make up for this by incorporating more stabilizers.