Spaghetti Ice Cream

This culinary wonder isn't spaghetti, but an ice cream sundae made to look like it. Spaghetti eis is a German creation dating back to the 60s. It consists of vanilla ice cream formed into noodles and topped with strawberry syrup.

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Hey, I used to eat that in Germany when I was a kid but nobody in the US believes me. Now there's proof that it really does exist and I didn't just dream it!

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'Mericans don't know Spaghettieis?
That's sad.
This is the very simplest most rudimentary sundae here in Germany. It's on every single ice cream parlor menu.

I was somewhat disappointed as a little kid, when I discovered you just spoon from top to bottom, no noodle swirling...

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Some Americans have heard about it; some haven't. It depends on how old you are and how much you've been around. It's a neat idea that's a bit more difficult than just scooping ice cream, so it's not available at every ice cream shop.

http://www.neatorama.com/2006/06/18/spaghetti-ice-cream/

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It's actually my favourite sundae ... I've seen icecream versions of lasagna (with blueberry,raspberry and other berries), spaghetti carbonara (done with vanilla icecream and egg liqueur) and tagliatella (hazelnut icecream with chocolate sirup) on some menues!