3: The Future of Processed Foods
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Shaved ice desserts are far from new.
Many could say the same about those brightly-colored snow cones in America.
They are also flawless.
Do we smell the summers hottest viral recipe?
Signs clearly point to yes.
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Making strawberry shaved ice from scratch is all about technique.
Better yet, grate the fruit using a food processorjust be gentle.
Finally, to sweeten the frozen fruit up even further, Gaw drizzles a spoonful of condensed milk overtop.
What could be sweeter?
Needless to say, youll want to try making this delicious dessert immediately after watching the video.
In response to Gaws original video, recipe developerCarolina Gelencrafted a (non-alcoholic)pina colada versionof the dessert.
To make it, she starts by grating frozen pineapple spears into a glass.
Then, she tops it with sweetened condensed coconut milk and toasted coconut flakes.
The best part about this shaved ice dessert is that the options are truly endless.
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you could use just about any fruit of your choice that lends itself to being frozen and grated.
Think: mango, peaches, cantaloupe, or even bananasanything thats large enough to grate on a Microplane.
For bonus hydration points, use some of themost hydrating foodsideal for a hot summer day.
To do so, ensure that its been washed and thoroughly dried.
Then, plop it in the freezer.
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