I’m not much of a drinker. I don’t have anything against the stuff, it’s just not for
me. Imagine any cartoonish
overreaction to liquor you’ve ever seen on a tv show or in the movies; that’s
how that stuff affects me.
So it was with some trepidation that I picked up
Häagen-Dazs’ latest limited edition flavor; Bourbon Pecan Praline. Would it actually put hair on my
chest?
I should also point out that I love nuts. One of the holiday traditions I had whe
The flavor is described as bourbon ice cream, with a rich
bourbon and brown sugar swirl mixed with pecan pralines.
It’s an interesting flavor. It’s definitely not sweet. The bourbon ice cream lack bite in any way. In fact it’s incredibly smooth. It’s deliciously and delightfully
smooth. It actually borders on
being addictive. The bourbon ice cream
is what keeps you coming back.
Unfortunately that’s the only thing.
There are pecan pralines, with emphasis on pecan. They barely register as pralines in
terms of texture or flavor.
Because they’re advertised as praline, there’s a strong sense of
disappointment. You miss the
sweetness that comes along with pralines.
Which brings me to another flaw, the reason you miss the
sweetness is that the bourbon and brown sugar swirl packs quite the kick. You feel it, in your chest. It’s strong enough to need to be
balanced out by the nonexistent pralines.
Still, the bourbon ice cream truly is enough to make you
want to come back.
Bourbon Pecan Praline is definitely a mature flavor and it’s
definitely not for everyone. It’s
probably not for anyone in recovery for alcohol, lest they fall off the wagon. It’s a good flavor, but I doubt I’ll be
returning to is unless I get a real craving.
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