British Scientists Create Slow-Melting Ice Cream
Using a protein called BslA (Bacterial Surface Layer A) researchers in Scotland, at the University of Edinburgh and Dundee University, were able to create ice cream that doesn´t melt as quickly as regular ice cream.
The protein occurs naturally in some food. It binds to the fat droplets and ice bubbles in the ice cream, which makes it less vulnerable to heat.
Researchers say the technology could be available within three to five years.