Cold Stone Creamery Selling Nasi Lemak & Cendol Ice Cream From 26 July

Thirst for Cold Stone Creamery with a dehydrated passion?

Constantly craving unique, tantalising ice-cream flavours that make you squeal in delight?

Appreciate our own local favourites, Nasi Lemak and Chendol, like no one else ever did?

Well, you’re gonna love this.

Cold Stone Creamery has released two locally-inspired flavours in celebration of National Day…

And boy, do they look absolutely amazing.

Cold Stone Creamery Selling Nasi Lemak & Cendol Ice Cream From 26 July

This 26 July, Cold Stone Creamery will be releasing two new flavours in light of the upcoming National Day:

Nasi Lemak and Chendol.

Retailing at S$8.50 for the Love It size, these delicious treats are sure to invoke a unique blend of flavours in your mouth. And to make the deal even sweeter?

You get a 15 per cent discount when you pay with Mastercard.

Mastercard cardholders, rejoice.

The two special flavours will be available from 26 July to 31 August 2019.

Nasi Lemak flavour

The Nasi Lemak flavour’s made of coconut ice cream with toppings that include sambal ikan bilis, peanuts, rice puffs and cucumber slices.

A valiant warrior when it comes to spiciness? By all means, go ahead and ask for double-spicy if you want. But if you’ve read our article on piles, you might not be so keen on that extra topping.

Alternatively, you can get the ice-cream with a mouth-watering pandan waffle bowl, though keep in mind that there will be an additional S$1.90 charge.

But with all things considered, that sounds pretty worth it.

Chendol flavour

On the other hand, the Chendol flavour consists of coconut ice cream with green Chendol jellies, red beans, atap seeds and gula melaka.

Not betting, but I bet that it will taste richer than the usual Chendol dessert with shaved ice as the base.

So… which one should I get?

Of course, the best option would be to go for both, but if your wallet’s in the way I would say that the Chendol’s a safer bet.

Now, I’m not saying that the Nasi Lemak option will taste like armpit hair stained with sweat. Rather, it’s the simple consideration that as far as dessert options go, Chendol’s a far safer designation, considering its history as a dessert staple and all.

But hey, don’t let me stop you from trying that Nasi Lemak ice-cream out. After all, people once condemned the idea of a Nasi Lemak Burger, and look how that turned out.

So go with whichever option you crave more, and just do us a favour:

Tell us how it tastes like, alright? 🙂