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Sat, 30 Jul

Petaling Jaya

LSE Alumni - Inside Scoop Ice Cream Factory tour!

Where the magic happens

Time & Location

30 Jul 2022, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm MYT

Petaling Jaya, 9, Jalan PJU 1a/8, Taman Perindustrian Jaya, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia

About the Event

Dear alumni and friends!

Are you excited? Come join us for a tour of the Inside Scoop Factory and see where the magic happens. And better yet, you get to make and take home about 5 tubs of your own ice-cream! The tour and ice-cream making session will take approximately 1.5 hours. There will be 2 tour sessions, do indicate your preference during your RSVP.  See below for more details

Date:  Saturday, 30th July 2022

Time:  10am to 1230pm. Two sessions of 25-30 pax each, each attendee is allowed to bring an accompanying adult/child. Attendees without an accompanying adult/child may transfer their quota to fellow alumni who wish to bring an additional person.

Venue: 9, Jalan PJU 1a/8, Taman Perindustrian Jaya, 47300, Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Price:  2 pax - RM100 for LSEASM members | RM130 for non-members of LSEASM

The price covers entry for one attendee and one accompanying adult/child. You will collectively make 2.5kg of ice cream (approx. 5 tubs) to take home.

Parking: Parking bays outside the factory

Tour Itinerary

10am – Tour, make and eat your own ice cream

1130am – End of the tour, take your ice cream home

11am – Tour, make and eat your own ice cream

1230pm – End of the tour, take your ice cream home

For any queries, please kindly contact Xin Yi - 0122156382 or Hanmol – 0125010005 or email info.lseasm@gmail.com

COVID Safeguards – Your health is our concern. In line with best practice during the pandemic, we encourage you to monitor your health for any symptoms. Should you feel unwell, please kindly refrain from attending.

We look forward to seeing you on the day of the event!

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Polar Ice Cream Sdn Bhd was incorporated in 1988. Started from a small factory with only 5 workers, today, Polar Ice Cream Sdn Bhd is the largest local ice cream manufacturer in Malaysia.

We produce a wide range of ice cream such as ice cream sticks, ice cream in cup, ice cream in cones, ice cream in tubs and ice cream with wafer that are distributed through supermarkets, convenience stores, food services and mobile hawkers all over Malaysia.

Our ice cream products are also exported to countries such as Vietnam, Taiwan, China, Myanmar, Hong Kong, Singapore, Brunei, Cambodia, Laos and Timor-Leste.

We have celebrated our 22nd Anniversary cum Official Opening for our new factory in March 2010, the event was officiated by our honorable Health Minister, Dato’ Seri Liew Tiong Lai and attended by Ambassordors from Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Laos, Vietnam, Timor-Leste, Kenya and Higher Level Officials from China, South Korea and Vietnam and Director from Department of Health and Department of Veterinary.

In line with our expansion plan, we have recently moved to a bigger and modern factory. This new production facility will enable us to introduce more new products and continuously improve the quality of our products.

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Owned by Edmund Tan and his wife, Lim Shiew Li, Inside Scoop was inspired by their love for ice cream and their desire to create happy memories for Malaysians. Their goal is to make great ice cream that is made fresh locally, creating imitable natural flavors and smooth, ultra-creamy textures, unlike mass-produced ones.

But the husband-and-wife duo has no background in culinary, aside from having years of ice cream tasting experience. They both had careers in finance, with Tan as an investment banker and Lim as an actuary. However, due to their burning passion for understanding the science behind ice cream, Shiew Li enrolled at Gelato University in Italy.

And that is how The Inside Scoop began in 2013, when they opened their first store in Bangsar with 16 flavors. After a decade in the business, Inside Scoop now offers over 70 flavors on rotation with more than 20 outlets across Malaysia. Not only that, they now sell ice cream cakes and buttermilk waffles that can be enjoyed with ice cream.

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Top 5 artisan ice creams in kuala lumpur.

Thai tea, Wasabi Lychee and Guinness stout -- the new wave of artisan desserts are quirky, playful and perfect for hot days.

Summer is just around the corner and there is one food that cannot go amiss to battle off the heat when you're down at the beach – ice cream!

Since Malaysia is a tropical country that is hot and humid for most parts of the year (even when it’s raining), it is the perfect excuse for us to indulge in the creamy and delicious frozen dessert on a daily basis without mulling over the calories it entails.

So, along with the new wave of artisanal food culture, we searched high and low for these five amazing artisan ice creams in Kuala Lumpur to help you cool down the heat and satiate the sweet tooths.

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The Last Polka is available at Artisan Roast BV II. Tel: +603 5612 8083; Website:  https://www.facebook.com/thelastpolka

Fru-T-Pop is available at Pop Central, Sri Hartamas. Tel: +6010 2135 400; Website: http://www.frutpop.com

The Potong Artisanal Pops is available at Publika, Solaris Dutamas. Tel: +6016 682 2221; Website: http://www.thepotong.com

Fat Baby Ice Cream is available at Podgy and The Banker. Website:  http://www.fatbabyicecream.com

Forty Licks is available at Stuff Your Face Cafe, Bangsar Shopping Centre. Tel: +603 2287 3070 ; Website:  https://www.facebook.com/FortyLicksIceCream

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Top 10 Best Ice Creams Brands in Malaysia 2024

When it comes to ice cream, there’s no shortage of options to tantalize our taste buds. The world of ice cream is a delightful trip for our taste buds, with many flavours, textures, and combinations to pick from. We’ve compiled a list of Malaysia’s best ice cream brands based on their exceptional quality, unique flavours, and delectable creations.

Each brand brings its own unique twist, whether it’s through the use of premium ingredients, artisanal craftsmanship, or a dedication to creating flavors that ignite the imagination. With so many ice cream brands to choose from, it’s a delightful challenge to explore the vast array of offerings. join us as we embark on a journey through the world of ice cream brands, where every spoonful is a celebration of frozen bliss. Here are top 10 ice cream brands in Malaysia.

What Are The Popular Ice-Cream Flavors in Malaysia?

Malaysia offers a diverse range of store-bought ice cream flavors. From classic flavors like vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry to more unique and adventurous options like matcha, durian, and local fruit flavors, you can find a wide variety of flavors to suit your taste.

What Are The Most Popular Toppings For Ice Cream?

The most popular toppings for ice cream include classic choices like chocolate syrup, hot fudge, whipped cream, and sprinkles, as well as favorites like chopped nuts, caramel sauce, fruit toppings, cookie crumbs and marshmallows. These toppings add a range of flavors, textures, and visual appeal to enhance the enjoyment of ice cream.

Are There Premium Ice Cream Brands Available In Malaysia?

Yes, there are premium and gourmet ice cream brands available in Malaysia, such as Haagen-Dazs and Magnum, which offer a wide range of indulgent flavors and high-quality ingredients.

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10 Best Ice Creams Brands in Malaysia 2024

1. Pops Malaya Ice Bars

Pops Malaya Ice Bars are made of natural fruits with no added preservatives, colouring, or flavouring, making them a healthier choice on hot days. You can choose between 6 delicious flavours that will satisfy your thirst. Simply place the melted ice bars inside a freezer, and once they have frozen, you can taste the deliciousness of this refreshing sorbet.

Specifications:

• Flavours Available: Strawberry, Mango, Passionfruit, Grape, Lychee Peach, Chocolate, Mixed

✅ Halal certified ✅ Gluten-free

Price: RM10.00

*Prices may vary at the time of purchase 

2. Nestle DRUMSTICK Chocolate Ice Cream Cones

DRUMSTICK Chocolate Ice Cream Cones from Nestle is a creamy chocolate ice cream topped with crunchy roasted peanuts. It also has chocolate drizzles complemented with a crunchy wafer cone layered with rich chocolate, enhancing the chocolaty taste. Each box has 12 cones of this chocolate goodness so you can enjoy it with your entire family or friends.

• Flavours Available: Chocolate 
• Size: 110ml

✅ Rich in taste ✅ Easy to find in stores

Price: RM30.00

3. Utterly Ice Cream 78% Darkest Chocolate 

Utterly Ice Cream 78% Darkest Chocolate is manufactured using selected premium dark chocolate to give you a flavourful eating experience. It is the perfect ice cream flavour for those who prefer the bittersweet taste of dark chocolate.

• Flavours Available: Dark Chocolate 
• Size: 400ml

✅ Creamy taste ✅ Smooth texture

Price: RM28.80

4. Wall’s Topten Vanilla & Chocolate

Wall’s Topten Vanilla & Chocolate are two different tasty flavours coated with chocolate and peanuts. Each box comes with 18 pieces of ice creams, 9 vanilla flavoured and 9 chocolate flavour. It is an excellent option because it is available in vanilla and chocolate flavours, so even if you and your friends have different ice cream preferences, you can still enjoy it.

• Flavours Available: Vanilla, Chocolate 
• Size: –

✅ Perfect for sharing ✅ Affordable price

Price: RM34.20

5. Polar Ice Cream Wafer Yam & Chocolate Flavour 

Polar Ice Cream Wafer is a sandwich ice cream with toothsome flavours that will leave you wanting more. There are two flavours that you can choose from, consisting of yam and chocolate. The chocolate allows you to enjoy creaminess and bittersweet after each bite, while the yam is full of sweetness.

• Flavours Available: Yam, Chocolate 

✅ Easy to eat ✅ Childhood snack

Price: RM38.00

6. Magnum Ice Cream

Magnum has a vast variety of flavours and variations to suit a variety of taste preferences. Each Magnum ice cream has a delicious ice cream centre covered in a thick layer of high-quality Belgian chocolate. The mix of creamy ice cream and fine chocolate results in a delectable and decadent treat.

• Flavours Available: Classic, Almond, Chocolate Brownie, White Chocolate, Cookies and Cream, Dark Chocolate

✅ Rich in flavour ✅ Can be shared with friends

Price: RM44.10

7. Haagen Dazs Ice Cream

Haagen Dazs Ice Cream is made of high-quality ingredients to give you a delightful taste after each spoon. You can pick between two sizes, 100ml and 473ml, depending on how much ice cream you generally eat each day. All of its 17 delicious flavours make it impossible to resist.

• Flavours Available: Coffee, Vanilla, Cookies & Cream, Belgium Choco, Strawberry, Macadamia Nut, Mango Raspberry, Caramel Biscuit, Matcha Green Tea, Vanilla Choco, Strawberry Choco, Cantaloupe Melon, Brownie Macchiato, Salted Caramel Cappuccino, T&C Strawberry Choco, T&C Matcha Choco, T&C Vanilla Choco
• Size: 100ml, 473ml

✅ Various flavours ✅ Popular brand

Price: RM11.20 – RM38.64

*Prices may vary at the time of purchase

8. F&N Magnolia 6L

F&N Magnolia has a wide range of mouth-watering flavours you can enjoy with your friends or family as it comes in 6 litres of the tub, making it perfect for sharing. This ice cream is also easy to find in stores like supermarkets and retailers, so you can stock up on your favourite flavour anytime you want.

• Flavours Available: Chocolate, Strawberry, Raspberry Ripple, Yam, Mint Choc Chips, Sweet Corn, Chocolate Chip, Cookies ‘N’ Cream, Mango, Choc ‘O’ Chip, Tutti Frutti, Double Choc Chip, Coconut, Durian, Green Tea
• Serving Size: 6L

✅ Sufficient quantity ✅ Multiple flavours

Price: RM37.88 – RM52.98

9. Tillamook Premium Ice Cream 1.42L Collection

Tillamook Premium Ice Cream is made with extra cream that will leave you with an amazingly creamy mouthfeel after each bite. Each of its 10 flavours has 1.42 litres, which can be shared with friends or consumed alone as a treat for yourself after a long day at work. 

• Flavours Available: Cookies & Cream, Oregon Hazelnut & Salted Caramel, White Chocolate Raspberry, Coffee Almond Fudge, Vanilla Bean, Mudslide, Udderly Chocolate, Monster Cookie, Chocolate Peanut Butter, Mint Chocolate Chip
• Size: 1.42ml

✅ Perfect for sharing ✅ Creamy aftertaste

Price: RM31.90

10. Ferrero Rocher Ice Cream Stick Bar

Ferrero Rocher Ice Cream Stick Bar is premium quality ice cream coated with diverse types of chocolate, such as classic, dark, and white. Each box has 4 pieces of the stick bar, but you can also purchase one piece of each flavour. This allows you to taste all the flavours without buying the whole box.

• Flavours Available: Classic, Dark, Raffaello 
• Serving Size: 50ml

✅ Perfectly balanced sweetness ✅ Various flavours

Price: RM12.90 – RM49.90

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Bentong 1 Day Trip: What To Do In Bentong, Pahang

October 5, 2017 by summerkid_summergirl

Bentong 1 Day Trip Itinerary – Summarizing about 21 things to do, eat and buy in Bentong from our recent trip to this district in Western Pahang Malaysia.

So sorry but our memory about Bentong, Raub and Bukit Tinggi are pretty shallow, and we manage to mention only Berjaya Hill Resorts in Bukit Tinggi Pahang, Bentong Ginger and errmm..maybe also durian Pahang if you asked us about these two places.

With a long weekend that is too boring to stay just at home, and not into spending money at shopping malls, yet flying overseas doesn’t make the time enough for us, a short getaway to resorts, or interesting towns nearby is always a great option.

Decided to have a day trip to discover Bentong Pahang on Malaysia Day. It was quite impromptu, so we wouldn’t say this is the best guide for Bentong day trip, but sufficient to keep your day fruitful in this small town, with noteworthy food recommendations from local friends. Things to do here is more than we thought off, and if you have more time, 2D1N stay is a great idea too.

Travel time from Kuala Lumpur to Bentong

Reaching Bentong from Kuala Lumpur is easy using highway. An hour of journey will take you off from the bustling city to a tranquil, peaceful town with friendly locals. We began our journey at 8AM and reach Bentong Air Kolam Panas by 9AM.

1st Stop: Bentong Kolam Air Panas 文冬热水湖

Bentong Hot Spring, or Bentong Kolam Air Panas is about 2 Kilometers away from Bentong toll. It is a natural hot spring opened to public. Admission is FREE. Come here for hot spring bath, or soak your legs in hot spring.

This pool-like hot spring is separated into two sides. Summergirl tested one of it and found it close to body temperature. Asking one of the locals why, they told us that one of it was hotter (*smaller one, where hot spring source comes from), while the other one is lower in temperature. Plus the water was colder after days of raining this week.

So do check the temperature when you are here, find the one that suit you and relax your tired feet. Suria Hot Spring Bentong is located next to it. There’s also Hot Spring Bath inside with RM10 per entry.

Address: (*WAZE Suria Hot Spring) 2527, Jalan Kuala Lumpur Lama, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia. Admission: Free for the public hot spring

2nd stop: Bentong Morning Market 文冬大巴刹

Another 30 minutes brought us to Bentong Morning Market / Pasar Besar Bentong, a nice place to enjoy the lively morning vibe in Bentong, blending into the daily life of the locals. The market isn’t very big with stalls stretching out long like no tomorrow for you to shop, but has everything a morning market should have – Meat, fish, vegetables, fruits, dried items, food, and even clothes! You can buy the ever famous Bentong ginger, Bentong Soy Sauce and some local produce here.

Address: Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia Opening Hours: 5AM – 10AM

2nd Stop: Roti Canai Stall, Bentong Market 印度煎餅檔

This stall always earn the liking from locals with their freshly made roti canai, and slowly getting fame that now even tourists queue for this. Business was at brisk when we first passed by, and after finished visiting the market, there was still quiet a number of them waiting for roti canai. Try out if you are craving for this local street food.

Address: 92, Jalan Chui Yin 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia Opening Hours: 6AM-12PM

3rd Stop: Thong Kee Coffee Shop 文冬溏记海南茶室

1+1, Geng Chau Ping, Kiam Si – If you have not heard before these gimmicky combi from Thong Kee Coffee Shop, is time to give it a try.

We first knew about Thong Kee when they opened a branch in Pandan Indah KL, then another Thong Kee in Seapark PJ. The crowd is massive and we only managed to secure a seat there after visiting 3 times. Glad to be here at their Bentong shop finally! Coffee is a must, and the fancy combi mentioned above. Not to forget, Hainanese butter kaya toast and croissant butter kaya toast are awesome.

Thong Kee Bentong is about 5 minutes walk from the market. Just walk straight along the Bentong Walk road. Look out for shop sign in sky blue colour.

Address: 4, Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong Town, Pahang Opening Hours: 6AM – 5PM

4th Stop: Wantan Mee from Ji Ki 枝記云吞面

枝記云吞面 in Thong Kee Coffee Shop has been running their business for decades, currently by the second generation and going to third generation soon. Recipe inherited from the grandma, churning out plates of old school wantan mee with springy noodles topped with char siew, and wantan served separately with soup.

Address:  Thong Kee Coffee Shop, 4, Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong Town, Pahang Opening Hours: 6AM – 5PM

5th Stop: Handmade Dumpling 文冬水餃

This dumpling is also from the stall inside Thong Kee Kopitiam. Priced at RM1.50 per piece, this dumpling is rated as “expensive” to us but when we bite through the filling, we doesn’t feel so anymore. At least, the filling is brimming with a good mix of minced meat deeply flavoured up with marination, and chopped vegetables that add texture. Huge and plump. Nice.

Ordered pork noodles from the same stall too. Soup is alright, tender meat slices but overall not memorable if we were to compared with zhu yuk fan in KL. RM6 with egg.

6th Stop: Bentong Street Art Murals 文冬壁畫

Done with breakfast and there we go, time for calories-burning-walking before the next food hunt. Personally feel that the town is doing quite well in promoting tourism in the area. These beautifully painted wall art mural is a good evidence. Colourful, well-maintained, 3D style, great for photography. We saw like 5, maybe have more.

Address: Along Jalan Chui Yin, Bentong Town, Pahang

7th Stop: Pillars and Walls with Written Artwork 文冬藝術

It is hard not to paying attention to these masterpiece by 唐耀生先生, who is more known as “Professor” by Bentong citizens. Summergirl loves all these classic painting on walls and pillar, similar to those we saw in Hong Kong. Spot them around Chui Yin Road, Jalan Ah Peng, Jalan Loke Yew and more.

Address: Along Jalan Chui Yin, Jalan Loke Yew, Jalan Ah Peng in Bentong Town, Pahang

8th Stop: Ah Chong Chee Cheong Fun 文冬阿虫豬腸粉

This chee cheong fun stall is located beside Kwong Sin Restaurant 廣信燒腊王, opposite to the Chamang Waterfall mural. Opening hours is around noon time.

Chee cheong fun is the highlight here, with sweet brown sauce and red hot sambal sauce come together for flavourful concoction with spicy kick. RM0.80 per roll, an order of 2 rolls plus some Yong Tau Fu, or vegetables stuffed with fish paste are enough to fill up the tummy. We had 2 rolls of chee cheong fun, 2 crispy fu zhok and 2 stuffed tau pok at RM6.40 in total.

Address:  Beside Kedai Kopi Kwong Sen (*opposite mural art) 92, Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia. Opening Hours: Noon till sold out

9th Stop: Lan Ji Mix Rice Stall – Gong Sei Yong Tau Fu 文冬蘭記广西釀豆腐卜

It sounds weird to introduce a mixed rice stall and get you pin this on your ” Food to Eat in Bentong list”. But hey, they have some really delicious Gong Sei Yong Dao Fu. This stall is recommended by our Bentong friend, and she highlighted that this is one of the best places for Gong Sei Yong Dao Fu by far.

We can’t judge much as we didn’t taste all Gong Sei Yong Dao Fu in Bentong, but have to say that this is really the best one among the 3 we had tried that day. The juicy, meating filling with meat and fish paste mixture are real good stuff. Humble stall with just few dishes for your mixed rice. Nothing impressive but certainly a hidden gem for superb Gong Sei Yong Dao Fu.

10th stop: Yuen Kee Cafe – Hooi Ji Wanton Mee 源记茶餐室 开记云吞面

Many says that one the best Bentong wantan mee is at Yuen Kee Cafe. Sadly, it was already sold out when we reached. Regretted that we didn’t come earlier but when we read through some food blogs and food review platforms, we learnt that their standard has dropped rapidly after they gone famous around the internet. Not sure how true is this, or is it still worth trying out. Will be glad if anyone who has tasted this legendary wantan mee can give us some comments.

11th Stop: TAK Ice cream Corner 陳雪糕店

TAK Ice Cream is about 200m away from Yuen Kee Kopitiam, you can just walk over. We walked for about 5 minutes under the scorching hot sun, felt so ready after that to indulge into their TAK Special. TAK Special is their signature, towering up shaved ice with lychee, watermelon, ice cream and condensed milk. Refreshing, not too sweet.

Chendol is great too! Served in glass. It tasted rather pale on the first sip but as we mixed it with ice cream on top, yay, the sweetness turned right with magical “pandan kaya” like flavour. Recommended.

Address: 89, Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia Opening Hours: 11AM – 7PM (closed Tuesday)

12th Stop: Bentong Tau Fu Fah Sdn Bhd (Quan Xin Tou Fu Fah) 全新文冬豆腐店

A brand new but famous tau fu fah in Bentong, thanks to the power of social media. *Ah hem. A bowl of tau fu fah at RM1.50, and you can opt for normal white sugar syrup or ginger sugar syrup. Silky smooth, melt in the mouth, not bad but still prefer Teluk Intan Queen’s Road Tau Fu Fah and Ipoh Funny Mountain Tau Fu Fah. They also have fresh white tofu, soya bean and deep fried tau pok. Operation hours is until 4-5PM.

Bentong also has another Tau Fu Fah shop located in front of Bentong Pasar. According to our Bentong friends, both are not bad but for those who prefer a more old school, stronger bean taste (豆味比較重), the later could be your favourite.

Address:  85, Jalan Chui Yin, Bentong, Pahang Opening Hours: 6AM – 6PM

13th Stop: Mai Ya Tang 麥芽糖小店

Malt sugar candy anyone? A stall located right across Quan Xin Tau Fu Fah, bringing back childhood memories with just few ringgits.

14th Stop: Yang Guang Bentong Trading 陽光文冬土產城

Not too sure what to bring home as souvenir from Bentong besides Bentong ginger and Bentong soy sauce? Visit Yang Guang Bentong Trading located opposite to Thong Kee Kopitiam. Handmade Heoh Pneah here is not bad, less sweet on the filling. Ginger powder is recommended, great for women’s health.

15th Stop: Bentong Walk 文冬文化街

Bravo for this Bentong Walk that turns this century old town livelyat night! Too bad we were there on Friday. Bentong Walk is available only on Saturday and Sunday evening. It takes on night market concept but leans towards a platform for youth to start their venture. A meaningful cultural street for shopping, eating, performances and art appreciation. Do stay till the evening if you happened to visit during weekend.

16th Stop: Kow Po Ice Cream Shop 球宝雪糕什雪店

Similar to TAK Ice Cream Corner, Kow Po Ice Cream is a dessert cafe in Bentong famous for local street treat like ABC, Chendol and ice cream. Kow Po is prides for their homemade ice cream with various flavours such as vanilla, chocolate, coconut, pandan, banana. Chocolate is a must-try! For chendol and ABC, tastes are on weaker side comparing to TAK Ice Cream Corner. Suggest to go TAK Ice Cream for chendol and shaved ice, come to Kow Po for ice cream.

Address:  No. 2, Bentong Heights, Pahang, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia Opening Hours: 10.30AM – 7.30PM

17th Stop: Bentong Park 文冬公園

You will pass by this giant “BENTONG” sign along the main road on your way to Bentong town. Next to it is Bentong park, where locals have their recreational activities, jogging, cycling and leisure walk. There’s also a mini playground in it. You can make a stop here and take pictures with the huge sign to keep as memory.

Address: Taman Rekreasi I city Marong, Kampung Sungai Marong, Bentong Pahang Admission: Free

18th Stop: Chamang Waterfall /Lover’s Waterfall 情人瀑布 

Chamang Waterfall or more known as Lover’s Waterfall is no doubt, the best attraction in Bentong for us.  Scenic view surrounded by natural beauty, lush greenery. You can walk around to find the best angle for your photo but please be extra 150% careful. Stay away from swift moving water. There have been many unfortunate cases happened here. Google Chamang Waterfall Bentong tragic accidents and you can easily get handful of information about this. Be careful, careful and more careful.

Address: (*find Chamang Waterfall in WAZE) 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia Admission: FREE

19th Stop: Kicap Bentong Sdn Bhd Soy Sauce Factory 文冬酱园

If you have time, pay a visit to Kicap Bentong Sdn Bhd and stock up few bottles of kicap for your cooking. As the name implies, 最好生抽 (Means Best Kicap Soya, with Thumbs Up Logo) emphasizes on high quality soy sauce made from finely selected beans. Their delicious soy sauce is spread by word of mouth, slowly getting fame beyond just the locals. You can easily get it in Bentong market, road side stalls and groceries shops too.

Address:  Lot 27, Kawasan Industri Bentong, 28700 Bentong, Pahang Opening Hours: 9AM – 6PM closed on Sunday

20th stop: 山中茶園 Purple Cane Janda Baik, TanaRimba, Bukit Tinggi Bentong

It was nearly dinner by the time we finished all these attractions. Decided to return to Purple Cane Janda Baik as it was still closed when we were there in the morning. But we were at no luck. The whole space was super crowded for an event. Massive crowd, parking was full in the compound and along the steep road. Left with not-so-happy mood. Above is the picture of Tanarimba Janda Baik taken from Purple Cane Facebook. Pretty right? We’ll come back again!

Address:  C1, Jalan Tanarimba Pine, Tanarimba, Kampung Janda Baik, Bukit Tinggi, 28750 Bentong,Pahang, Malaysia. Opening Hours: 11AM – 7PM (Tue, Mon closed) Website:  www.tearestaurant.com.my

21th Stop: Canton Kitchen 老招牌

Saw Canton Kitchen Restaurant when we came down from Janda Baik. Some of you might be familiar with this well-established restaurants, as it also has few outlets in KL shopping malls, namely Glo Damansara, Sunway Velocity,Paragon Utama, Rampai Business Park. Founded in 1988, Canton Kitchen is proud for their concept of 以姜入菜, meaning uses ginger in many dishes, as Bentong is famous for their ginger.

Price is quite affordable. Total bill came to around RM45 for a good portion of Curry Wild Boar Pork Slices with Shredded Ginger (RM15), Deep Fried Tofu with Minced Meat and Chopped Long Beans (RM10), Ginger Chicken Bee Hoon (RM10) and 2 Lo Hon Goh (RM2.80 each). Highly recommend Curry Wild Boar.

Address:  second shop in Restoran Foon Lock欢乐美食饭店 (diagonally opposite to Police Station) No. 84, Kampung Bukit Tinggi, 28750 Bentong Pahang. Opening Hours: 10.30AM – 10.30AM

There are still many attractions which we didn’t manage to cover, such as  FELDA Musuem, Karak Wild Boar Hunting, Valley Agro Park Stingless Bee Farm, Bentong Gallery, ATV Ride & Sport Archery Bilut Adventure Park and more. We probably need an additional day to enjoy these activities to the fullest, and plus a nice stay in many of the resorts here! So for those who are up for 2D1N trip, add this to your Bentong to-do list. Ideal for family short getaway with kids.

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Prior reservations are required for admission to the museum. Weekend ticket rates apply for eve of PH and PH. Last ticketed entry is one hour before closing. We are a cashless museum.

Dive into a sweet spread of UNLIMITED ice cream that spans global tastes, textures and toppings! Whether you’re into creamy, crunchy, dairy-free or fruity, Museum of Ice Cream is serving up the chillest treats for every taste bud with fantastically familiar flavours and un-cone-ventional bites.

Connect with your inner kid through the joy of endless play and unlimited ice cream! Rediscover your childlike spirit exploring an indoor carnival, playing on a unicorn playground and the world’s largest Sprinkle Pool! Designed to be a space for connection with friends and family while creating unforgettable memories, Museum of Ice Cream is the sweetest spot in Singapore!

If you get a lil thirsty while waltzing through our ice cream wonderland, Scream’s Diner has you covered. We’re serving up  creamy milkshakes ,  sweet signature cocktails, terrific teas ,  cool coffee  and  super seasonal sundaes  in the vintage Diner while you boogie to tunes from our working jukebox!

It’s ALWAYS a smooth and creamy day when you plan in advance, so we’ve made some irresistible add-on goodies available for redemption upon arrival! To sweeten the deal, pre-purchasing these add-ons at online checkout also gets you exclusive discounts and promos. From speciality milkshakes and sundaes to cocktails and fun workshops, don’t forget to check out our full menu before hitting ‘Checkout’!

Beat the heat at our new, pet friendly Dessert Bar alongside a dog run ! We’re scooping up pure happiness with the  creamiest ice cream in Singapore, paired with fluffy waffles, decadent brownies, aromatic coffee, and savoury pizzas! For pets, we have pet ice cream and gently cooked cubes for pets!

Also, don’t forget to drop by our retail shop and take home  MOIC merchandise  made specially for Singapore!

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Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream Manufacturing Facility

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Dreyer's Grand is expanding its ice cream manufacturing facility at Bakersfield to increase production of items such as Nestlé Drumsticks.

The expansion adds 400,000ft² (36,000m³) of space for a 120,000ft² -20°F freezer ice cream warehouse and six ice cream production lines.

Dreyer's Grand ice cream pails come in a variety of flavours.

Ice cream structure under electron microscope (showing fat globules and ice crystals).

The creaminess and texture of the slow churned Dreyer's product has taken the low-fat ice cream market by storm.

Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream Holdings Inc is one of the largest and best known manufacturers of ice cream in the US . The company is responsible for 90 different types of ice cream including such well-known brands as Dreyer’s Grand, Dreyer’s Grand Light, Haagen-Dazs, Nestlé Drumstick, Nestlé Crunch, Butterfinger, Baby Ruth, Toll House Cookie Sandwiches, Carnation ice cream sandwich, Push-Up, Dole, Homemade, Fruit Bars and Starbucks.

DREYER’S FINANCIAL

In June 2003, Dreyer’s acquired the Nestlé Ice Cream Company in a deal worth $2.8bn. The acquisition brought the total number of Dreyers’ manufacturing facilities to eight, adding three new plants to the previous five. Four of the eight plants are in California – Union City, Bakersfield, Tulare and City of Commerce.

Dreyer’s obtained control of the Nestlé ice cream business in the US in exchange for 55 million class B shares in the newly formed holding company Dreyer’s Grand Ice Cream Holdings Inc. This effectively meant that Nestlé had control of 67% of the combined company.

In January 2006 Dreyer’s became the US ice cream subsidiary of Nestlé and was no longer a publicly traded company. Nestlé is now the world’s largest ice cream maker with a market share worldwide of 17.5%.

BAKERSFIELD FACILITY

The Bakersfield plant, which employs 450 personnel, was first built in 1988 and is now at the centre of a consolidation of manufacturing operations for Dreyer’s. Dreyer’s closed the manufacturing operation in Union City in the first quarter of 2004 (with the loss of 221 employees, relocation offered to 75) and instigated a ²100m expansion programme for the Bakersfield site.

Dreyer’s decided that it was economically unfeasible to support four plants in California and that they needed to expand and consolidate around one site; the Union City site could offer no additional acreage for expansion and so lost out to the larger Bakersfield site (47 acre).

DESIGN OF THE NEW FACILITIES

The design for the expansion was chosen in December 2003, ground breaking occurred in May 2004 and completion of the expansion project was expected by July 2005, but was actually completed during May 2005 (two months ahead of schedule). The expansion added 400,000ft² (36,000m³) of space for a 120,000ft² -20°F freezer ice cream warehouse and six ice cream production lines.

The facility also included a 20-door shipping dock, a new technical centre including research and development facilities, a pilot plant for flavour development, laboratories and prep kitchens. The new expansion currently allows the facility to produce an additional 70 million gallons (372 million litres) of ice cream products per year in addition to the other frozen products. The addition of a seventh production line occured during 2006, which takes production to over 90 million gallons per year.

CONSTRUCTION AND CONTRACTORS

The construction contractor for the expansion was Dennis LLC. Cannon Associates was selected to survey the site, submit plans and designs for NPDES permitting and city / county permits. Cannon also provided engineering services including grading, utility coordination, wastewater services, construction staking and lift station design. Bethlehem Construction provided the pre-cast wall panels for the new buildings totalling 16,250ft². Some ice cream production equipment was recovered from the Union City plant and reused at the Bakersfield plant.

SPX Processing Equipment provided over 900 single seat and PMO (pasteurised milk ordinance) Waukesha Cherry-Burrell (WCB) mix proof valves for the production facility. These special valves are needed in Dreyers’ slow churned rich and creamy ice cream production process to control flow of product and CIP cycles from over a dozen pasteurised mix tanks.

Breddo Likwifier provided high shear mixers for the plant. Huhtamaki packaging machines are used to form the 56 ounce cartons to package a range of Dreyer’s ice cream products. Carlson Engineering is an automation and control company that provided custom software for the control and cleaning of each of the plants production lines. Osgood Industries improved the design of the facility’s rotary fillers to allow continuous carton filling.

The facility also has three 25ft diameter spiral -35ºF freezers for hardening the ice cream products prior to packaging and 15 other freezers for various purposes, which use ammonia supplied from an on-site 103,000lb capacity tank. The Stellar Group was the refrigeration contractor for the plant.

DREYER’S NEW PRODUCTS

Dreyers’ new 68,000ft² technical centre is a great asset in the development of new products such as their new slow churned light ice cream which uses a proprietary technology to produce half fat ice cream with all the taste and texture of the full fat product. Another recently released product is the ‘Dreyer’s Dibs’ line, which are bite sized chocolate coated ice cream snacks in various flavours including mint, vanilla, chocolate, vanilla with Nestle candy crunch coating.

The Dibs product had sales of over $40m in the first six months of 2005. The mini pilot plant outputs 15 gallons of product per hour during development of new products but is capable of 300 gallons an hour if required. The centre has 70 dedicated researchers and technical staff including a seven-member team of process engineers and food scientists that serve Nestlé operations throughout the US.

In 2004 Dreyer’s and Nestlé introduced a new technology to ice cream manufacture called low temperature extrusion (Dreyer’s slow churning). The application of this technology allows ice cream to be made with much smaller ice crystals and lower sized fat globules and air cells in its structure. Ice cream is just ice, fat and air; the way these three interact makes the ice cream good or bad.

The advantages of the methodology is that ice creams can be manufactured that are low in fat (1/3 fewer calories and half the fat) while having the creaminess and texture as well as taste of the full fat conventional product. In addition, there is no additional hard freezing stage after the extrusion process, as this would make the ice crystals larger. The ice cream is packaged and stored prior to shipping.

The technology has been successfully applied and the products, available in both tub and bar formats, have had an excellent reception in the market. Dreyer’s also produces a range of low sugar ice cream and frozen yoghurt in its healthy ice cream range.

BAKERSFIELD EMPLOYMENT AND INCENTIVES

The current facility has 250,000ft² (22,500m³) of floor space and can produce 98 million 12-unit packages of frozen products per year. Dreyer’s increased the workforce by 250 employees on completion of the project, some of whom were relocated from the closed Union City facility.

The facility expansion has had the effect of boosting the local economy of Bakersfield and surrounding areas by $55m. City and county officials have made the Bakersfield site more attractive by extending their ‘Enterprise Zone’ to include the plant, enabling the Dreyer’s plant to claim tax credits over the next two years from the State of California if they employ workers from areas of high unemployment or from job training programmes.

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