Fans discuss what Italian ice is, clarifying that it's a frozen dessert similar to sorbet rather than slush, and noting regional naming variations like "water ice" in Philadelphia.
In "The Understudy," Kramer gets a pineapple-flavored Italian Ice for Bette Midler.
What exactly is an Italian Ice, anyway? Is it just fruit-flavored slush (like a "Slush Puppy"), or is it something else altogether? (And is it strictly an NYC thing?)
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In "The Understudy," Kramer gets a pineapple-flavored Italian Ice for Bette Midler.
What exactly is an Italian Ice, anyway? Is it just fruit-flavored slush (like a "Slush Puppy"), or is it something else altogether? (And is it strictly an NYC thing?)
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For some reason it's called "water ice" in Philadelphia. I have yet to figure out why...