India 1500 AD: Kulfi Traditional Cache

Mughal Empire enjoyed the dessert known as Kulfi, often described as "traditional Indian ice cream". Kulfi is denser and creamier than regular ice cream because it is not whipped and is served in qulfi (a covered cup).  It is made from sweetened milk and slow cooked and stirred until it condenses.  During the Mughal period Kulfi was flavoured with pistachios and saffron (kesar or zafran).  It comes in various flavors like cream (malai), rose, mango, cardamom (elaichi), and newer flavours like apple, orange, strawberry, peanut, and avocado.

Kulfi - Wikipedia

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Other Gelato Containers throughout CP Hadley Park with Bonus Info:
Mesopotamia 3000 BC - Origins of Ice Cream (GCA79WQ)
Egyptian Pharaohs 2500 BC: Sorbet (GCA79WW)
Greeks 500 BC: Nectar of the Gods (GCA79WZ)
China 200 BC: Rice Cream (GCA79WX)
Roman 0 AD: Volcano Snow (GCA79X1)
Turkey 1000 AD: Dondurma - Stretchy Ice Cream (GCA79X7)
Inca 1400 AD: Ice Cream (GCA79X5)
Spanish Ice Cream 1500 AD: Ice Cream Demon (GCA79X6)
Mexico 1500 AD: Volcanic Sorbet rise to Chocolate (GCA79X8)
 

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