Abu Dhabi, March 19:
In a first of its kind, a leading producer of dairy products in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is planning to introduce a new variety of ice cream created from camel milk.
The Al Ain Dairy said it will be the first such product made out of camel milk in the UAE, and also in flavours hitherto unavailable in conventional ice cream.
“We have spent a lot of time creating flavours that we feel are different and most importantly not available in the market,” said Abdullah Saif Al Darmaki, chief executive officer of Al Ain Dairy.
Camel milk, which is slightly saltier than cows milk, is an integral part of the traditional Arabian diet. The milk has numerous health benefits that are often reported in scientific and health researches. Al Darmaki said the technology for making camel milk ice cream was exactly the same as that made from cows milk.
“But we wanted to do something completely different, which is why we have invested in new technology to produce a range of camel milk ice creams in niche flavours,” he said.
The ice cream will be produced with pure camel milk, with no additives.
Four flavours have been created for the ice cream and Al Darmaki hoped they will attract people.
He said both UAE citizens and expatriates enjoy ice cream in four flavours – dates, saffron, caramel and chocolate.
IANS
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Salty ice cream? :/
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Can't be worse than breast milk ice cream :(
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o_O.
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uffffff.
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Yup. I know a few people who tasted it too 
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You wanna tell me something 
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Well as long as t’is halal. 
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I though tcamel milk is reallllly sweeet? no?
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the milk of male camels is sweet, but female camel milk is salty. in UAE, they only has femail cemals.
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Queer loves milking the male camels. He has to work hard for that milk but relishes it when it comes at last.
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Abu Dhabi, March 19:
In a first of its kind, a leading producer of dairy products in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is planning to introduce a new variety of ice cream created from camel milk.
The Al Ain Dairy said it will be the first such product made out of camel milk in the UAE, and also in flavours hitherto unavailable in conventional ice cream.
"We have spent a lot of time creating flavours that we feel are different and most importantly not available in the market," said Abdullah Saif Al Darmaki, chief executive officer of Al Ain Dairy.
Camel milk, which is slightly saltier than cows milk, is an integral part of the traditional Arabian diet.
The milk has numerous health benefits that are often reported in scientific and health researches.
Al Darmaki said the technology for making camel milk ice cream was exactly the same as that made from cows milk.
"But we wanted to do something completely different, which is why we have invested in new technology to produce a range of camel milk ice creams in niche flavours," he said.
The ice cream will be produced with pure camel milk, with no additives.
Four flavours have been created for the ice cream and Al Darmaki hoped they will attract people.
He said both UAE citizens and expatriates enjoy ice cream in four flavours -- dates, saffron, caramel and chocolate.
IANS
Sounds good.My bhateejes are allergic to Cow milk.So,they get camel milk choc's from Dubai.They can finally get icecream's too.
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Has anyone tasted camel milk over here ? What it tastes like ?
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Has anyone tasted camel milk over here ? What it tastes like ?
Its salty.I haven't tasted it myself but my khala & bhateejees drink camel milk & tell me its salty.