JEDDAH: For fans of tropical fruits and low-fat products, there is an ice cream parlor in Jeddah just for you.
Ice Colors is considered to be one of the healthiest ice cream makers in the Kingdom. A Saudi-owned and run local brand, it was launched in 2018 and has two branches in the city, on Quraish Road and on the Jeddah Waterfront.
The concept is to offer full flavor and color using only natural products. There are 22 available, including pineapple, mango, coconut and melon.
The multiple stages of creating the ice cream, from preparing and juicing fruit to the finished article, are performed in front of customers in the parlor.
Their bestselling signature orders are Pineapple Ghazlino and Mango Minalo, served with whole chunks of fruit and in hollowed out pineapple and mango husks.
The most attractive thing about the natural process and ingredients is that the products Ice Colors sells are healthy, and low in calories. The parlor also sells iced drinks, called “Freezies,” with over 15 flavors to choose from. The prices vary from SR5 to SR25 per order ($1.30 to $6.60).
Where We Are Going Today: Ice Colors
Where We Are Going Today: Ice Colors
- The most attractive thing about the natural process and ingredients is that the products Ice Colors sells are healthy, and low in calories
Saudi Foreign Ministry receives credentials of new Somali and Malian ambassadors
RIYADH: On behalf of the Foreign Minister, Saudi Deputy Minister for Protocol Affairs Abdulmajeed Al-Smari received copies of the credentials of the newly appointed ambassadors of Somalia and Mali on Thursday, the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on X.
Al-Smari received the credentials of Mohamed Amin Sheikh Osman, the new Somali ambassador to the Kingdom.
Osman succeeded Owais Haji Yusuf, who has served in the role since 2023. Yusuf was recently appointed as the national security adviser to Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud.
The deputy minister also received the credentials of Ibrahima Dahirou Dembele, the newly appointed ambassador of Mali to the Kingdom. Dembele replaces Diall Boubacar Gouro, who has led the Malian mission in Riyadh since 2024.
