6 Amazing Novelty Desserts You Can Find in New York City
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New York City… you come for the sights, but you stay for the desserts. With each borough teeming with a variety of cultures, cuisines, and surprises, New York-style cheesecake is just the beginning of what the Big Apple has to delight your palate.
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6 Amazing Novelty Desserts You Can Find in New York City
- 2. New York-style cheesecake is just the beginning of what the Big Apple has to delight your palate...
- 3. Boozy Ice Cream at Tipsy Scoop New York’s first ice cream “barlour” is in Kips Bay.
- 4. Flavors like Mango Margarita and Strawberry White Sangria Sorbet are served at 5% alcohol
- 5. These can actually get you buzzed, so don’t forget your ID!
- 6. Where else can you find creamy ice cream flavors... ...but without the brain freeze?
- 7. Pudding at Rice to Riches This rice pudding parlor serves flavors like“Almond Shmalmond” and “Sex Drugs and Rocky Road”
- 8. They’re both vegan... ...and ready to overnight to a friend on the West Coast.
- 9. Rainbow Crepe Cake at Dek Sen Though they originated in France, crepes are a staple dessert in Thailand…
- 10. And at Dek Sen in Queens...
- 11. Where you can ditch that unicorn Frappuccino and chow down on a 20-layer rainbow crepe cake!
- 12. Ok, have you ever risked eating raw eggs... Yeah. We have too. ...and just binged on cookie dough?
- 13. Cookie Dough Confections at DO But luckily, the West Village has us covered.
- 14. Pasteurized milkshakes, ice cream sandwiches... Serving all the bliss without the risk… ...and straight-up unbaked, unadulterated cookie dough.
- 15. Raindrop Cake by Darren Wong Darren Wong’s incredible Raindrop Cake became a cult sensation at Brooklyn Smorgasburg...
- 16. It’s based on a Japanese dish called Mizu Shingen, and gets its color from ube (purple yam) and it is amazing.
- 17. Ice Cream Rolls from 10 Below 10 Below serves New York’s first Thai-inspired ice cream rolls...
- 18. ...all right in front of your eyes! mixed and rolled on a cold plate Ingredients are poured,
- 19. Unlimited toppings only sweeten the deal.
- 20. For the full desserts guide www.BCBPropertyManagement.com and more NYC neighborhood news, visit: