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Cold Arts: 10 next-level ice creams and sorbets

By Kelly Reid

| July 22, 2014

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By Kelly Reid | Photography by Vicky Lam | Styling by Andrew Bullis/Judy Inc

Chefs are taking house-made ice creams and sorbets to new heights, goosing them with herbs, spices and savoury flavours to wildly delicious effect. Here, our picks for the city’s top 10 frozen desserts.

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Peachy Keen

Avant-Garden

Bubblicious

Dark Magic

Twist Bliss

Turkish Delight

Salad Days

Tropical Punch

Sweet Wheat

10 next-level frozen treats

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