SINGAPORE - About a year ago, I sampled an ice cream that contained no animal milk, but used dairy proteins brewed from microflora, a type of microorganism.
And it was surprisingly pleasing to the palate, with the same creamy texture as traditional ice cream made with cow's milk. In fact, if I had been asked to take a blind taste test, I might not have been able to tell the two apart.
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