Desserts: Ice Cream Sandwich by Frostbite


#Summer2015 is very hot and one of the best ways to cool down is to eat some frozen desserts.  A few weeks back at Gadja 2015, I was able to taste an amazing Ice Cream Sandwich made by Frostbite. I can honestly say that Frostbite is one of the best places to have an ice cream sandwich in Cebu.



Frostbite - One of the best places to buy Ice Cream Sandwich in Cebu
At Frostbite, you can customize your Ice cream Sandwich.  First you choose the ice cream flavor.  Frostbite has over 10 ice cream flavors to choose from.  The top 2 flavors are Cookies and Cream, and Mango Cheesecake.
Frostbite - One of the best places to buy Ice Cream Sandwich in Cebu
The second step is choosing the "bun".  You can make a sandwich out of brownies, cookies, cakes, bread, wafer, and even crackers. Each choice come in different and as well.  Among the favorites are chocolate chip cookies, red velvet cake, tiramisu, and chocolate wafer.

Another nice thing about Frostbite is the affordability of their delicious cold offerings.  An ice cream sandwich will just cost 45-60 pesos. The sweetness of the ice cream is just right and the creamy texture compliments so well with the harder and usually sweeter bun. You can easily beat the summer heat with a tasty Ice Cream Sandwich by Frostbite. 

If you were to make an ice cream sandwich, what will you use? What flavor would be the ice cream filling? Comment and share your cool ideas. ;)

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