Whether it’s sex or actual ice cream, people are no longer content with vanilla; they want to try new things, experiment with the unusual or even taste the forbidden! We're living in a time when there’s been real breast milk ice cream on sale in the UK, so, truly, anything is possible. Less controversial and perhaps more intriguing are these unusual ice cream flavours available here on the rock, in Malta.
Hobz tal-Malti flavour
Pjazza Gelateria brings you this special recipe that’s more surprising than cookie ice cream. Here’s also how to make Hobz tal-Malti flavoured ice cream at home.
Helwa tat-tork flavour
Staying on the theme of Maltese traditional foods, we get Helwa tat-tork flavour from Sotto Zero. Just imagine that yummy sticky sweet in a creamy soft and refreshing version.
Peanut flavour
Do you like your peanuts salty or caramelised? Okay, now we got you curious. And Busy Bee will satisfy your curiosity with this very amazing peanut ice cream.
Carob flavour
More traditional local flavours feature in this carob ice cream from a restaurant called Townhouse No. 3. If it’s anywhere as good as gulepp (carob syrup) or karamelli (carob boiled sweets), this one must be a winner.
Green Tea flavour
Okurama brings a taste of the orient to ice cream choices available locally. Did you know that the very first ice cream was made in China? No kidding.
Chai Latte flavour
Not sure what it might be like to have Indian spiced tea with milk in ice cream version? Now’s your chance to find out with Haagen Dazs.
Salted Caramel flavour
A rare combination of the sweet and salty, this ice cream from Amorino deserves a place here as it reputedly is able to make grown men cry with taste bud emotion.
Unicorn flavour
If you wonder what unicorns taste like, now is your chance! Cream Power ice cream parlour in Sliema dish out unicorn flavour ice cream on a regular basis.
Voted #1 for unusual ice cream flavours
Hands down you voted Pjazza Gelateria the best place to go for unusual ice cream flavours which are delish - guaranteed. Try the afore-mentioned hobz tal-Malti (Maltese bread) flavour and the bajtar tax-xewk (prickly pear) flavour among many others!