Raspberry & White Chocolate Cheesecake Ice Cream Pairing
Hello, ice cream lovers! I'm back with some tasty options to serve with one of the country's most beloved desserts: Raspberry and White Chocolate Cheesecake. This creamy, tangy, and sweet dessert needs the perfect ice cream companion, and I’ve got some great Betty's Ice Cream suggestions for you.
First up, our classic Raspberry Ripple. This choice might seem obvious, but for good reason - everyone loves a classic! The smooth vanilla base with swirls of rich raspberry complements the fruity elements of the cheesecake, bringing a delicate balance of flavours, without being overwhelming.
Next, let’s talk about Raspberry Sorbet. If you’re looking for a dairy-free option, we have the perfect choice. The intense raspberry flavour of the sorbet offers a refreshing contrast to the creamy cheesecake, enhancing the dessert’s berry profile with a burst of creamy fruitiness.
For something a bit more exotic, I recommend you try our Daringly Dragonfruit. The hint of summer fruits from the dragonfruit ice cream provides an intriguing complement to the raspberry and white chocolate. Its unique taste and vibrant colour make it a visually stunning and palate-pleasing choice. This one is perfect for those summer evenings.
Another fantastic pairing is Lemon. The bright, citrusy notes cut through the richness of the cheesecake, providing a zesty taste that refreshes your palate with each mouthful. It’s like a little burst of sunshine alongside your dessert and if you are a lemon fan, you won't be disappointed.
Lastly, our Marvellously Mint Choc Chip adds an unexpected twist. The cool, refreshing mint and crunchy chocolate chips offer a delightful contrast to the cheesecake’s smooth texture and sweet-tart flavour. It’s a match that surprises and delights with every spoonful, even though mint and raspberry are always a great combination.
I hope these suggestions have given you some food for thought! Hopefully you find your perfect pairing - I'm off to find mine!
Keep Scoopin',
Betty