Someone needs to check up on YouTuber justinthetrees and his unhealthy relationship with… well, trees. Last year, he made the ...

Someone thought up something bizarre, however: wood-flavored ice cream. Yes, you have read that right. We now have ice cream that tastes like wood because, amazingly enough, such ice cream existed ...

Have you ever heard of wood-flavoured ice cream? Recently, a digital creator demonstrated the extensive process of preparing Western Redcedar ice cream. FYI: Western Redcedar is a type of coniferous ...

The latest culinary sensation? Wood-flavoured ice cream, specifically made using Western Redcedar, a coniferous tree commonly found in North America. The digital creator, Justin Davies ...

Homemade ice cream is surprisingly easy ... Stir the custard constantly with a wooden spoon, paying special attention to the corners of the pan, until it is steaming and has thickened slightly.

You will also need wooden ice lolly sticks if the ice lolly moulds ... a fine metal sieve and transfer to a wide bowl. Whisk the cream with the vanilla in another bowl until softly whipped and ...

A digital creator's inventive Western Redcedar wood-flavored ice cream has captured social media's attention, amassing 15.5 million views. The intricate process involves boiling wood in cream ...