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castletown-cafe · 2 years ago

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Castletown Café Episode 14: Ice-E’s Ice P’e’zza

Normally, there is an I in pizza, but Ice-E plays by different rules, replacing that I with an E. The reason for this might be for the employees who work at Ice-E’s P’e’zza in Hometown, because after all, there’s no I in “team”, so they removed it from “pizza”.

Much like Chuck E. Cheese in our world, Ice-E is a beloved children’s mascot in the Light World of Deltarune. Not only does he have a pizza chain, but a movie, which Susie mentions at the end of Chapter 2. Ice-E seems to be everywhere in Hometown, from the aforementioned pizza restaurant, to a magazine in Sans’ convenience store, to even the pain level chart in the hospital. He even has his own line of body spray, one of which is found in Kris and Toriel’s bathroom cabinet. Ice-E also finds his way into Cyber World, where you solve a word puzzle that is supposedly his catch phrase (according to Susie): “GIASFELFEBREHBER”. When you solve it, an image of Ice-E appears on a screen, then glitches.

Not only does this image of him glitch, but many of Ice-E’s merchandise in-game (especially his magazine) have poor spelling and grammar, whether that’s intentional to appeal to kids (think Xtreme Kool Letterz), or as if Ice-E is a glitch entity, kind of like a certain Darkener we know and love (no relation of course...or is there...).

In fact - why aren’t more fans speculating about Ice-E to begin with? I think he’s quite the mystery, and as an in-universe fictional character, could he be a Darkener? Could he exist in a Dark World?

Wait, wait. wait. This isn’t a theory blog, this is a cooking blog. There is a time and a place to speculate this weird mascot, but that’s not here. What I am here to do is to share a pizza recipe inspired by Ice-E’s P’e’zza.

The menu has some very unusual types of pizza, which is something you’d come to expect in the weird world of Toby Fox. Most notably is their Ice P’e’zza, and their Double Ice P’e’zza. It’s a hit with Ice Wolf, though he is the only customer seen.

So how is ice pizza possible, let alone edible? Simple - it just needs an extra word: cream. That makes this an Ice Cream Pizza! Served cold and fresh for dessert!

When deciding to make this, I forgot all about fast food chain Dairy Queen’s “Treatzza Pizza”, which I remember seeing advertised as a young child, but never tried. Since I never paid much attention, I had no idea Dairy Queen still sells them. The same can be said with Baskin Robbins’ “Polar Pizza”, which I didn’t even know about until I looked it up. Ice cream pizzas just weren’t something I ever tried growing up. Sure, I knew they existed, but I was otherwise indifferent to the concept. Never even thought I’d be here trying to make my own just a year ago, but here we are. I looked up several different recipes online which gave me the inspiration to make my own ice cream pizza, which you can find in the sources at the end.

You can make an ice cream pizza in whatever flavors you want! Use whatever ice cream you want, whatever toppings you want, make whatever crust you want, the sky’s the limit! S’mores ice cream pizza? Make a graham cracker crust, fill with chocolate ice cream, top with marshmallows, graham cracker crumbs, and bite-sized pieces of chocolate! A chocolate chip cookie dough pizza? Make a chocolate chip cookie crust and use chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream, top with chocolate chips, and pieces of edible cookie dough! Strawberry cheesecake ice cream pizza? Fill a graham cracker crust with strawberry-cheesecake flavored ice cream and top with bite sized strawberry pieces and sweetened strawberry puree!

As for mine? It’s an Oreo ice cream pizza, made with a crust from crushed Oreos mixed with hot fudge sauce, filled with vanilla ice cream with more Oreo pieces mixed in, and topped with chocolate chips, hot fudge sauce, and of course, even more Oreo bits! I hope my recipe here at the very least will serve as a guide to whatever flavor you want to make.

For a graham cracker crust, onceuponachef has you covered - all you need from this key lime pie recipe is the graham cracker crust portion - but if you also want to make the pie that goes with it, feel free to. It’s a lovely looking pie recipe, just look at that presentation!

I found this video and recipe for a chocolate chip cookie crust, completely made from scratch (including the ice cream)! But you can just use pre-made instead, unless you want to make your own!

One thing to keep in mind: it’s best to use a tart pan for an ice cream pizza, because the bottom can be lifted out from the sides, making it easier to cut when serving.

With all that out of the way, onto the recipe!

ICE-E’S KOOKYS N CREEM ICE CREEM P’E’ZZA:

28-30 Oreos (for the crust)

1/2 cup fudge sauce

Vanilla ice cream

10 more Oreos, crushed or chopped (for the topping)

Chocolate chips

Some of the remaining fudge sauce

Equipment:

Blender or food processor

Tart pan

Remove frosting from about 28 or so Oreos. Save that frosting in a bowl or container and cover with wax food wrap or a lid that fits. Crush the Oreos in a blender or food processor until cookies are coarse crumbs.

Pour cookie crumbs into a mixing bowl and add the fudge sauce. Stir to combine until a thick dough forms.

Place “dough” into tart pan and spread until tart pan is filled, using the flat bottom of a measuring cup (or a glass) to smooth out the crust. Spread some of that crust up the sides as well, giving it that tart shape and to hold in the ice cream and toppings that will come later. Freeze for at least an hour or two.

Take that firmed crust out of the freezer and spread that Oreo filling you saved onto the crust. It will be very thin, so you may need filling from a few more Oreos to completely coat the bottom (but not the sides). Re-freeze for another hour at the very least.

With your crust perfectly firm and solid with a thin layer of Oreo filling spread inside, take it back out of the freezer alongside a carton of ice cream. If your freezer keeps your ice cream hard as a rock, give it some time to soften first, but if your freezer keeps your ice cream at the perfect scoopable temperature, no need to wait! Just scoop and spread inside your cookie crust. But hurry and work quickly! Your ice cream will melt fast, and the outer edges of the ice cream in particular will be the first to melt into a liquid. It’s difficult not to make a mess, which is evident in my photos if you look closely at the pizza. Some of the melting ice cream went over the edges of my crust, so I advise you to be fast but careful. If you need to re-freeze between spreads, do so. Re-freeze at 20-minute intervals before attempting to spread again. You want a nice even layer of ice cream. Once that layer is even and fully spread, freeze again for another 30 minutes.

Optional: If you want to mix toppings into the ice cream, re-freeze your finished ice cream layer for 15 minutes before mixing in your toppings of choice such as bite-sized candy or fruit, nuts, or cookie pieces. Re-freeze for another 20-30 minutes before adding the final toppings.

Time to put the finishing touches on your ice cream pizza! Sprinkle your toppings on top of your ice cream with a generous drizzle of dessert sauce, syrup or fruit puree before sticking it back in the freezer. Let this freeze overnight or for 4 hours minimum for best results.

SERVING TIPS: Wash and dry your cutting board and have your pizza sit out for a couple of minutes in order for the tart pan to loosen, allowing you to remove your pizza from the sides of the pan (which is why a tart pan is recommended). If you can, remove the pizza entirely from the tart pan and set it down on the clean cutting board to avoid damaging the pan when trying to cut slices and serve. Heat a very sharp knife by running it under some hot water, drying it, and then carefully cut into the pizza. It will be extremely tough, and will require a lot of muscle work in order to cut through the frozen cookie crust. Be careful not to cut yourself or the pan, and do not let young children attempt to cut this pizza.

After you have successfully cut through the frozen crust, if you haven’t already removed your pizza from the tart pan bottom, slide your knife (or a serving spatula) between the crust and the bottom of the tart pan to remove your slice. If it’s taken a while to cut (and cutting the first slice is always the hardest - the rest of the pizza gets easier because it’s not stuck to the bottom of the tart pan anymore, but the crust is still tough to cut through, but you get used to it), re-freeze your cut slices to firm them up a little if they’ve started to melt, along with the rest of your pizza after returning the bottom of the tart pan to the sides, so you have something to hold your pizza in when storing it in the freezer. Remove your re-frozen slices and serve. If you made this particular Oreo crust, serve with something to wash that down with because that crust is far too sweet.

Yeah....the ice cream pizza recipes I found that involved an Oreo crust all used the same no-bake method combining Oreo crumbs with fudge sauce, but after having tried this method, I find it way too sweet (and American desserts are notorious for being cloyingly sweet). Not surprising since all of those were copycat recipes inspired by Dairy Queen’s Treatzza Pizzas....but I found an Oreo Cookie pie crust recipe that I’m going to try next time that’ll hopefully be better, by combining crushed Oreo crumbs with their filling along with melted butter. No extra fudge or sugar here to make you want water or milk after eating it! Hopefully. If you give this crust a try, let me know how it tastes!

As summer vacation goes out with the tide, why not say goodbye to it with a slice of Ice-E’s Ice Cream P’e’zza? It’s great for birthday parties, end-of summer parties, or back to school parties....(do people actually throw back to school parties? I don’t think that’s something kids would wanna celebrate....unless they’re starting their senior year of high school or something....)

Until next time....GIASFELFEBREHBER!

Sources:

Article: “Xtreme Kool Letterz”, TVTropes (tvtropes.org). Link: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/XtremeKoolLetterz

“Treatzza Pizza Cakes from Dairy Queen”, Dairy Queen official website, (dairyqueen.com). Link: https://www.dairyqueen.com/en-ca/menu/cakes/dq-treatzza-pizza/

“Polar Pizza Ice Cream Treats”, Baskin-Robbins official website, (order.baskinrobbins.com). Link: https://order.baskinrobbins.com/menu/polar-pizza-ice-cream-treats

Segal, Jenn, “Best Ever Key Lime Pie”, Once Upon a Chef (onceuponachef.com). Link: https://www.onceuponachef.com/recipes/key-lime-pie.html

FunFoods, “Cookie Dough Ice Cream Pizza | FunFoods”, YouTube. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-8s6lH0KiI

Tastemade, “Ice Cream Dessert Pizza | Tastemade”, tastemade.com. Link: https://www.tastemade.com/recipes/ice-cream-dessert-pizza

Ally, “Ice Cream Pizza Recipe {Treatzza Pizza Copycat}”, crave the good (cravethegood.com). Link: https://www.cravethegood.com/ice-cream-pizza/

Fehr, Ashley, “Frozen Ice Cream Dessert Pizza (Treatzza Pizza Copycat!)”, The Recipe Rebel (thereciperebel.com). Link: https://www.thereciperebel.com/frozen-ice-cream-dessert-pizza-treatzza-pizza/

Lindsay, “Easy Homemade Oreo Cookie Crust | Bake or No Bake”, Life Love and Sugar (lifeloveandsugar.com). Link: https://www.lifeloveandsugar.com/easy-oreo-cookie-crust-recipe/

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mosesitos · 4 years ago

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It’s quite nice to come back from a late morning run to find out your Treatzza pizza is ready for pick-up.

#joiestarter

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arthyritis · 4 years ago

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If my mom would hurry up and send me the piCTURE I'd like to show you all the cake I had for my bday! Idk who's heard of it but Dairy Queen has this thing called a "Treatzza Pizza" with different candies to choose from as the topping. Anyway, I got one with Skor bits and that was my cake. They ordered it yesterday for today and had them put "Happy 19th Birthday Grey" on it and I'm just-

How sweet!

The day was a little shit in general, but I think that almost made up for it all. It was a good "cake" anyway ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

#greys random updates #greys 19th

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melodux · 3 years ago

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Happy birthday! Take it easy today and have a good time. :)

Thank youuu!! <3

I'm gonna try to get myself a treatzza pizza from Dairy Queen.

#melo answers #You're too kind anon

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jammycooks · 7 years ago

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A recipe for the coolest dessert pizza ever. Treatzza is a property of Dairy Queen. Watch it in action here.

What You Need:

Chocolate crust:

1/2 can sweetened condensed milk

3/4 cups chocolate chips

1 package Oreo cookies

Ice Cream:

1 cup heavy cream

1/2 can sweetened condensed milk

1 TBL rum

1/2 tsp vanilla extract

Toppings: Chocolate syrup and your candy of choice

For your crust: divide the can of condensed milk equally. Each half portion should be 2/3 of a cup. Take one half and place it in a saucepan with your chocolate chips. Melt over low heat until hot fudge sauce forms. Set aside.

Place the contents of a package of Oreos in a food processor. Add all your fudge and pulse until combined. Line a 13 inch pizza pan with foil. This makes cleanup easy. Add your pulverized cookies and form into a crust. Set aside.

For your ice cream: take the rest of your condensed milk and stir in rum and vanilla extract. Whip cream to stiff peaks. Fold in your condensed milk mixture and place bowl in the freezer for two hours.

To make pizza: spread ice cream over the top of your Oreo crust. Top with your favorite candies and toppings. Freeze for another 30 minutes. Drizzle on chocolate sauce. Slice and serve. Keep leftovers in the freezer.

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daily-deliciousness · 8 years ago

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Frozen ice cream dessert pizza (treatzza pizza)

#frozen treats #food #sweet treats #dessert pizza #ice cream #frozen dessert #dessert #no bake #no bake dessert #baking #cooking #recipe #m&ms #candy

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alanjamesart · 8 years ago

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The Four Foods

There’s been a proliferation of Bad Food Opinions online in the last month or so, and I feel compelled to speak up. While I don’t have the scientific background to prove that pineapple is good, I can talk about taxonomy. This was originally hashed out in tweets by the wise cowboy @dinkmagic, but he’s deleted all his posts and the web needs this framework now more than ever.

There are 4 kinds of food:

-Substance

-Soup

-Pizza

-Sandwich

Substance is best described as one thing (think mustard, steak or apple juice), a Soup is multiple substances, a Pizza is multiple substances on a single bread and a Sandwich is multiple substances on more than one bread. There’s no exceptions or grey areas.

This theory is only a taxonomy, not a heirarchy. It doesn’t lay out any way of balancing nutrition and won’t really predict which food will taste better (unless you have strong feelings about bread either way, I suppose). It offers simple, consistent answers a lot of old debates: a hotdog is a pizza, a burrito is a pizza, a hamburger is a sandwich, putting ketchup on an overcooked steak is making a soup, cake is a substance, pie is a pizza and ice cream sundaes are soup.

A lot of foods that aren’t often thought of as pizzas end up being caught in the One Bread dragnet, but that’s a good thing, because giving fundamentally similar foods different names is a waste. Are foods that are based on a bread substrate really so different as to need more names?

This theory is not racist. Because there’s no hierarchy, it’s not a knock that in the east, most meals are exclusively soups. Cutting edge food science is being done to find a theory that unifies non-bread substrates, but for now, this is what we have.

There’s edge cases such as serving chilli in a bread bowl turns it into a pizza, or misnamed foods like DQ treatzza pizza, which is technically a soup. These are not problems with the Four Foods any more than pandas not being bears are a problem for biological taxonomy. If you run over a slice of bread with a car, the whole thing is a pizza for a fraction of a second, but that only proves that you’re willing to waste bread because of a scientific theory you read online.

The Four Foods is not perfect but it is the only simple and consistent way we have to classify foods, let’s put aside pointless taxonomic questions and focus on hard food science, such as pineapple on pizza, or normal vs Belgian waffles, or literally anything else.

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freshairandspearmint · 8 years ago

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A couple years ago, Aaron said that I could call him Starshine if I gave him the last three pieces of my treatzza pizza. Probably his biggest Esau moment, and you bet I took advantage.

#brother mine #rescue pup #personal shenanigans #national sibling day

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babbletop · 5 years ago

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List of the top 10 ways Dairy Queen's food menu is surprisingly awesome. Dairy Queen theme is known as fan food, not fast food. Learn all about Dairy Queen treats, eats, drinks & more. ➡️ SUBSCRIBE to BabbleTop! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX--mGSg0UwDjl7MDL8H5Jg?sub_confirmation=1 Dairy Queen is one of the few fast-food restaurants that can hit every pleasure point a diner could ever hope for. Dairy Queen produces delicious desserts that go perfectly with your meal. The only question is, do you order before or after you eat your meal? The answer to that question lies in if you like melted ice cream or not. Here are 10 Ways Dairy Queen's Food Menu Is Surprisingly Awesome. If you tried Dairy Queen's food menu, and it was surprisingly awesome, then comment #dairyqueen #fastfood #junkfood TIMESTAMPS: 0:33 Classic DQ cone 1:42 Dairy Queen Hot Dog 2:37 Pretzel Sticks with Zesty Queso 3:58 The DQ Treatzza Pizza 5:11 Chicken BLT and Side Salad 6:16 Dairy Queen Onion Rings 7:21 Chicken Strip Basket at DQ 8:41 Cheeseburgers at Dairy Queen 9:54 DQ Fries 10:58 The Famous DQ Blizzard SUMMARIES: - It doesn’t matter if it’s blistering hot outside or freezing cold, a classic cone is a real treat. - Sometimes you bite into a dog and wonder what it’s made out of. You don’t have those concerns when eating a dog at DQ. - The Pretzel Sticks with Zesty Queso is a tasty snack for those who don’t want a full meal. - There are currently four Treatzza Pizza varieties. There’s Reece’s Peanut Butter Cups, M&M, Choco Brownie, and Heath. - The Chicken BLT Salad comes with your choice of deep-fried or grilled chicken. - What makes Dairy Queen’s onion rings so good? - Who would’ve ever thought that an ice cream place would give fried chicken joints a run for their money? DQ does just that with their Chicken Strip Basket. - Dairy Queen is one of the few places that can give industry leader McDonald’s a run for their money. DQ’s cheeseburgers can go toe to toe with McDonald’s, and that’s saying something surprising. - The fries at DQ are great. They’re golden brown sticks of perfection. - What’s the first menu item that comes to mind when you think about Dairy Queen? It’s the Blizzard. ➡️ SUBSCRIBE to BabbleTop! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX--mGSg0UwDjl7MDL8H5Jg?sub_confirmation=1 🥳 JOIN and become a BabbleTop member! https://www.youtube.com/babbletop/join 👕 Check out our MERCH! https://ift.tt/2xcFumO 🔥 Our Most Popular VIDEOS! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOvb3ZRIwh0&list=UUX--mGSg0UwDjl7MDL8H5Jg All clips used for fair use commentary, criticism, and educational purposes. See Hosseinzadeh v. Klein, 276 F.Supp.3d 34 (S.D.N.Y. 2017); Equals Three, LLC v. Jukin Media, Inc., 139 F. Supp. 3d 1094 (C.D. Cal. 2015).

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