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one of the most beautiful towns on the French Riviera
Wooden barrels are used to make coconut ice cream. Ice is packed around the central container, which holds the ingredients. Then the wheel is turned continually to churn it.
There were six or seven machines on the go at once and still the queues continued.
Posted by Jilly at 06:13
Labels: Fêtes, Food and Wine
Interesting ice cream machine.
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I love coconut ice cream. And I love these shots, too.
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Another great shot.
I can almost smell it!! YUM! I love the smile than man gave for the camera, so welcoming!
ReplyDeleteI've never had a better ice cream than the coconut one I had in Guadeloupe in the carribean. The full flavour of the coconut comes out, it's divine!
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