September 14,2021

Museum of Ice Cream & Ice Creams You can Find on FoodLine

Maybe you have heard from your friends or have seen the Museum of Ice Cream on your social media pages before? Well, the much awaited Museum of Ice Cream in Singapore has finally opened its doors on the 19th August 2021. In this article, you will find out more on what the museum has to offer. But of course, if you’re too lazy to travel to town for some ice cream, FoodLine gotchu covered!

Located near Dempsey Hill, Museum of Ice Cream is a super aesthetic ice cream wonderland with many insta-worthy spots for you to snap your perfect ootd shots! It not only is super visually appealing, but also gives everyone a one of a kind sensory experience. From an inflatable hot pink bouncy castle to a sprinkle pool, and from a retro-style diner to a unicorn playground, there is definitely something for everyone!

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And of course if you have a sweet tooth, you’re definitely in for a treat because the Museum of Ice Cream is like a dessert buffet paradise where all visitors will get to enjoy a free flow of sweet treats! From apple pie soft serve to pina colada ice cream, and from the classic pulut hitam potong to taro milk tea ice cream, be prepared to be spoilt for choices!

Although I'll admit that the admission tickets can get quite steep (starting from S$38), maybe it is really a one of a kind experience worth splurging on! However, if you would rather spend that money getting some quality ice cream delivered to your house instead, here’s some you can easily find on FoodLine!

1. Kind Kones Ice Cream & Events (S$6-S$8 / Pint)

Wanna enjoy some yummy and creamy ice cream but you’re lactose intolerant? Good news for you because now Kind Kones Ice Cream offers a wide range of all natural vegan, dairy and gluten free ice cream! Kind Kones not only wants to offer ice cream that tastes good, but also wants to provide everyone with a much healthier way to indulge in sweet treats by using healthier alternatives to make their ice cream. This has got to be the ultimate definition of guilt-free desserts!!!

2. Happy Ice Ice Cream (From S$2)

Wanna satisfy your boba or bubble tea cravings but too lazy to get out of your house? Or maybe you need some ice-cold desserts to get you through this hot and humid Singaporean weather. Don't worry! Happy Ice Ice Cream has everything you need! They have many delicious treats lined up for you, ranging from boba ice cream to red bean jelly ones that are sure to excite your taste buds. Yummmmm...

3. Rasa Sayang Ice Cream (S$1 each)

If you’re still a fan of the traditional potong ice cream but find it difficult to find them at your local supermarkets, don’t worry because you can now find all sorts of different flavours from Rasa Sayang Ice Cream. Individually packed and perfect to take on the go, you are now able to choose from a total of 11 flavours! They include Red Bean, Corn, Mango, Cempedak, Durian, Cendol, Yam, White Coffee, Milk Tea, Coconut and Black Glutinous Rice. Every bite of the ice-cream is rich in flavours and contains bits of the fruit.

And that's it! If you do decide to visit the Museum of Ice Cream, remember to take care and stay safe!

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Adele Tan

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