5 Underrated Health Benefits Of Eating Ice Cream

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Whereas “An apple a Day keeps the doctor away.”, perhaps a scoop of ice cream could do the same as we shall delve into reasons why in a bit.

To start with, no cap; Ice cream is a beloved dessert enjoyed by people of all ages around the world. Not only is it delicious, but it can also provide some surprising health benefits. In this article, we’ll explore the benefits of ice cream and how to tell if you’re eating a high-quality scoop.

Benefits of Ice Cream:

1. Calcium-rich food: Ice cream has a lot of calcium, which is necessary for healthy bones and teeth. Additionally, calcium is required for healthy neuron and muscle function.

2. Gives you energy: Ice cream is a fantastic source of carbs, which are necessary for giving your body energy. This makes it a good option for those who require an instant lift.

3. Improves mood: Ice cream consumption can improve mood and reduce stress. This is due to the presence of tryptophan, an amino acid that aids in the body’s production of serotonin, a neurotransmitter that controls mood.

4. Enhances digestion: Some ice cream flavors contain probiotics that can aid with gut health and digestion.

5. Helpful for weight gain: Ice cream can be a wonderful choice for those who have trouble putting on weight. It is a good option for folks who need to enhance their calorie intake because of its high calorie and fat content.

Now that we’ve explored the benefits of ice cream, let’s talk about how to tell if you’re eating a high-quality scoop.

  • ood option. It is high in calories and fat, making it a good choice for people who need to increase their calorie intake.

Now that we’ve explored the benefits of ice cream, let’s talk about how to tell if you’re eating a high-quality scoop.

How to Tell if Your Ice Cream is Good Quality:

1. Consistency: High-quality ice cream should be creamy and smooth, without any ice crystals or gritty texture. To experience the best scoop of premium, tasty ice cream, visit a Carrefour Uganda location close to you and head right to the ice cream aisle. 

2. Flavor: The ice cream should have a rich, distinct flavor that is free of any artificial or chemical aftertaste.

3. The best ice cream is created with premium components like fresh cream, eggs, and natural flavorings.

4. Temperature: Premium ice cream should be served at a temperature of between -10°C and -15°C. A sign of inferior quality may be present if the ice cream is either too soft or too hard.

In conclusion, ice cream is not only a tasty treat, but it can also provide some surprising health benefits. By following these tips for choosing high-quality ice cream, you can be sure you’re getting the most out of your scoop.

Mugibson Mugisha
Mugibson Mugishahttp://mugibson.com
Mugibson Mugisha Patrick is a freelance digital influencer/ marketer and blogger. He is currently pursuing a Bachelors in Marketing at Makerere University Business school. He previously attended Bishop Cypriano Kihangire SS where he served as Information Prefect, and contributed a couple of articles for the school magazine and at school assemblies between 2014 -2015. Entertainment, arts, and culture chose Mugibson at an early age, and his love for the industry bundled with his passion for writing and journalism birthed his desire to put out publications about entertainment and happenings in his home country Uganda, and selected international content, for cross-boarder readers.

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