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Daintree Biodynamic Ice Cream and Art Gallery - Floravilla
Daintree Biodynamic Ice Cream and Daintree Art Gallery
Daintree Floravilla Art Gallery Ice Cream Factory
 
Floravilla produces biodynamic ice cream featuring exotic fruits and traditional flavours. The tantalizing selection of flavours includes old favourites such as chocolate, strawberry and vanilla. Daintree vanilla, which is used in Floravilla ice cream, is recognised as amongst the finest in the world and is grown almost next door to Floravilla.

Local tropical fruits in season are used to produce exciting exotic flavours. Then there is Guinness ice cream, black sapote and chocolate liqueur, chilli chocolate and double chocolate, rum and raisin. There is something for everyone.

An Italian ice cream maker sampled Floravilla ice cream and praised it as being the nicest ice cream he had ever tasted. He then supplied a recipe for vanilla ice cream which he believed dated back about 200 years. We now produce it as Vanilla Classic. This is in addition to our standard vanilla ice cream.
 
  Floravilla produces biodynamic ice cream featuring exotic fruits and traditional flavours. in the heart of the Daintree  
  This Daintree ice cream is hand made on our premises and absolutely no preservatives, artificial colours, flavours or sweeteners are used.   The ice cream is hand made on our premises and absolutely no preservatives, artificial colours, flavours or sweeteners are used.

The milk and yoghurt used in the manufacture of our ice cream is produced by the world renowned Mungalli Creek Biodynamic Organic Dairy. Most of the fruit used is grown on organic farms in the Daintree. Orchards are nurtured by the rich volcanic soils and fresh natural air from the rainforest. There is no pollution from chemicals or cities and you can taste the difference. The flavour of our ice cream reflects this beautiful clean green environment.
 
 
And don’t forget, if you crave a cuppa on your journey, enjoy a refreshing traditional pot of Daintree Tea or local organic plunger coffee. Home-made biscuits are available. We have semi private settings where our customers are encouraged to relax and enjoy their ice cream and experience the tranquil ambience of the Daintree.
 
 

 

We have semi private settings where our customers are encouraged to relax and enjoy their ice cream and experience the tranquil ambience of the Daintree.

 
 
 
Daintree 26 Ice Cream Flavours
  • Vanilla
  • Vanilla Classic
  • Chocolate
  • Choc Mint
  • Double Chocolate, Rum & Raisins
  • Black Sapote
  • Black Sapote & Coconut
  • Black Sapote & Chocolate Liqueur
  • Macadamia Nut
  • Macadamia w/- Davidson Plum Yoghurt
  • Goji Berry w/- Rainforest Honey Yoghurt
  • Passionfruit & Banana
  • Passionfruit, Banana & Ginger
  • Passionfruit
     
  • Coconut
  • Coconut & Ginger
  • Ginger
  • Choc Hazelnut
  • Hazelnut
  • Coffee Hazelnut
  • Lime
  • Mango
  • Mango & Lime
  • Mango & Coconut
  • Strawberry
  • Coffee Wattleseed
  • Dragonfruit
  • Dragonfruit & Banana
  • Sweet Potato & Ginger
  • Paw Paw & Lime
  • Pistachio Nut
  • Vanilla Mocha
  • Guinness
  • Chilli Chocolate
  • Banana & Lemon
  • Banana
  • Banana & Ginger
  • Water Ices (non-dairy)
  • Avocado (seasonal)
  • Jaboticapa (seasonal)
 
 


WHY BIODYNAMIC?
It’s the Ultimate Organics!
BIODYNAMIC FOODS PREFERRED
NO artificial flavours, colours or preservatives are used.
In 1924, Rudolf Steiner, with his eight lectures on agriculture, lit a candle for the world that was to grow into the Biodynamic Agriculture method. This was in response to the serious problems in plant and animal health caused by the widespread adoption of water soluble artificial fertilizers in Europe. Steiner appointed scientists to thoroughly test his suggestions for a renewal of agriculture – the eight preparations for enlivening soils and plants were proven to be very effective. However, much remained to be developed. Only a decade or so after Steiner’s agricultural lecture series, Biodynamics was suppressed by Hitler and it was only after the second world war that the development of the Biodynamic method could continue. Steiner’s wish was that Biodynamics should become adopted by “all farmers”. He stated that this was crucial for the long-term survival of the Earth and humanity. A blind taste test comparing Biodynamic and conventional food was organised by The Age newspaper in March 2008. The tasters were eleven experienced food and wine critics, buyers and writers. The test involved 20 fruits, vegetables, meat, eggs and dairy products. 80% of the Biodynamic foods were rated as better than their conventional counterparts. (Editorial, Biodynamic Growing No.11.)

 
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