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Where can you buy non-melting ice cream?

In the British amusement park Alton Towers you can buy non-melting ice cream.

The method of its preparation, developed by Chef Heston Blumenthal, is kept secret. It is only known that in order to preserve the consistency for a long time, even in extreme heat, such ice cream is subjected to a special temperature treatment that does not affect the taste.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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