Many years ago, when I was still a child in the 1980s, there was a great cassata ice cream in Migros.
It was an ice cream cake in a semi-circular shape, similar to a tree trunk.
It had the typical candied fruit in the middle.
We estimate that this ice cream has probably not been around for 15 years +/-.
Wouldn't that be something for a reintroduction?
Cassata is hardly available any more, if at all, although it is a real classic.
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Was a standard dessert in the second half of the last century. The name comes from the Arabic: qas'at/qas'ah, bowl/bowl.
I preferred a Coupé Danemark to a cassata, which I destroyed like this: https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/kandierte-fruechte-gehackt;-)
? Hhhhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, noooooo! I don't like candied fruit at all.
? But a glacé tree trunk with pieces of chestnut in it, that would be it, I definitely wouldn't say no to that and maybe covered with caramel, jammmii.
Yes, it has been for a long time! Just like the Black Forest ice cream cake which no longer exists!
Is no one really missing the cassata ice cream?
It would be nice if you could get this ice cream at Migros again!!!!??
It would be nice if you could get this ice cream at Migros again!!!!??
Thank you for your suggestion Gaby62. I'll let the ice cream department know about your request. Best regards, Tamara
