In the Turkey Pavilion, the best seller at the moment is not Turkish barbecue, but Turkish hard ice cream. The characteristic of Turkish ice cream is "hard". A handsome salesman in Turkey holds a shovel about 1 m long in a bucket and can dig out a lump the size of a washbasin. Tourists will get an empty cone after paying the money. Hold it well and hold it steady, and the handsome guy will deduct the ice cream. Strong elasticity connects the cone, ice cream and shovel together.

Price: one in 25 yuan.

Variety: There is only one taste, pure natural and elegant.

2. Netherlands Pavilion

Dutch dairy products are world-famous. The selling point of ice cream in Holland Pavilion is located on the open lawn, and ice cream is sold by the ball. But the lovely Dutch salesman doesn't know how big the ball is. They always dig a ball as big as possible and pile it up as high as a hill with paper cups. It's super cool.

Price: 30 yuan scored two goals.

Variety: lemon, pineapple, mango and chocolate.

Taste: rich and mellow

3. Belgium Pavilion

The ice cream in Belgium Pavilion is packed in a paper box and eaten with a small blue spoon. Chocolate chips in chocolate ice cream are super chewy, and waffles in cookies are very sweet. Although there are many flavors, which one you can eat depends entirely on luck-random delivery when you sell it, and which one you catch up with.

Price: a small glass of 30 yuan.

Variety: chocolate, biscuits, coffee, strawberries and herbs.

Taste: the taste is delicate, not dry and sweet after eating.

In addition, many venues in the Expo Park are selling ice cream with the characteristics of this country. Including special ice cream sold outside venues such as Denmark, Canada and Australia. The New Zealand Pavilion makes kiwi fruit into ice cream, and Bulgaria and Japan Industrial Pavilion sell rose yogurt and Uji Matcha ice cream respectively. There are Iranian pavilions in Asia, and the price is 20 yuan!