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Why people in New Zealand eat so much ice cream?

In New Zealand there is a lot of ice cream, like nothing I have seen before. I would say that the weather there isn't that hot to justify such consumption. Anybody has any idea why the people there love ice cream so much?


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first of all they do consume a considerable amount , though still less the the u.s.
if you examine food anthropology research findings you will find that there is not always a connection between surroundings and a cultre's "flavor" - meaning it does not have to be very worm for a nation to pick ice cream as it's traditional desert.


one good reason can be New Zealand's quality dairy products, which are in turn the result of a clean environment, year-round grazing on outdoor pasture, a technologically advanced dairy industry, and strict quality and hygiene standards.

Posted 2007-01-12T20:03:23Z
 
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lol it's because we have great tasting ice cream here, the New Zealand favorite brand is tip top and has many flavors. As a New Zealand mum I buy it for the kids because it's cheep, a nice treat for the girls.

But most of all it's part of kiwi culture which we call kiwiana.

 

Posted 2008-02-25T07:11:33Z

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