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Ice Cream Glossary H

Honey Ice cream:

A very sweet, thick fluid shaped by honeybees from flower nectar. It is a natural sweetener that is used in many food dishes to increase the intensity of the flavor desired for the food. Honey is available in several different forms, in a range of colors from apparent to dark brown, and a variety of flavors dependent on the flowering plants chosen by the bees, which could range from flowers grown on ground plants, bushes, or trees, such as chestnut and tupelo trees.

Hot fudge sundae:

It was first served at C.C. Browns in Hollywood by an unidentified and long forgotten "soda jerk". This hot and cold feeling is still one of ice cream lover’s favorites

Honeydew Melon:

A melon variety that has a hard, cream-colored external rind with an inner flesh that is pale green in color. Some varieties have a salmon colored peel with an inner flesh that is orange in color and are frequently referred to as the Orange-Flesh Honeydew or the attraction Melon. In the center cavity there are seeds that are simply removed before slicing apart the fruit. Honeydew melons are incredibly juicy, have a sweet flavor, and a nice aroma.