Functional frozen dessert

Tasty is healthy. Healthy is tasty.

#neoicecream is a next-generation fermented frozen dessert with probiotics and prebiotics — a true synbiotic treat.

Low sugar, clean-label ingredients and science-driven formulation designed to support gut health while still feeling like real ice cream.

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About the product

What is #neoicecream?

A fermented frozen dessert designed as a daily synbiotic portion — combining carefully selected probiotic cultures with prebiotic fibers in a low-sugar, clean-label formula.

Neoicecream is built on a simple idea: if people love ice cream, why not make ice cream that actively supports the gut microbiome? By fermenting the base and adding both probiotics and prebiotics, we create a product that feels like a treat but behaves like functional nutrition.
Key features

Fermented. Probiotic. Synbiotic.

Fermented base
Naturally creamy & gentle

The frozen base is fermented before freezing, creating a smoother texture and a light, refreshing tang while improving digestibility.

Probiotic
Alive at freezer temperature

Selected strains are able to survive both the production process and frozen storage, delivering a meaningful CFU dose in each 70 g portion.

Synbiotic concept
Probiotics + prebiotics

Prebiotic fibers in the recipe help feed beneficial bacteria once they reach the gut, making the frozen dessert a true synbiotic product, not just “probiotic flavored ice cream”.

Science & roadmap

Technology & development status

Patented approach

Technology with proven track record

The concept behind our synbiotic frozen dessert is based on a patented technology already successfully commercialized in Europe. The product format shows strong repeat-purchase rates and customer acceptance as a daily portion.

By using cold as a natural preservative for beneficial cultures, frozen desserts can deliver live microorganisms more reliably than many fermented drinks with short shelf life.

Development roadmap

From pilot batch to dedicated plant

  • Pilot batch in collaboration with a university-based mini production facility.
  • Detailed scaling plan for an industrial line in Southern California.
  • Investor-ready financial model and capacity scenarios based on daily portion consumption.
  • Flexible format: popsicles, cups and family packs for retail & foodservice.
Scientific background

Why fermented & why frozen?

A simple scientific explanation of #neoicecream’s functional concept.

Fermentation

Why fermentation matters

  • Fermentation creates a smoother texture and gentle acidity.
  • It improves digestibility vs. non-fermented frozen bases.
  • It allows development of beneficial metabolites that support gut-friendly bacteria.
Frozen matrix

Why frozen protects probiotics

  • The frozen matrix keeps live cultures stable over longer periods.
  • Cold acts as a natural preservative — no need for chemical stabilizers.
  • Survival rate is higher vs. fermented drinks with short shelf life.
Packaging concepts

Synbiotic popsicle lineup

Conceptual mockups of 70 g daily-portion popsicles in our brand colors. These are visual directions for future industrial design, not final packaging.

Tropical Mango
Sun-colored bar with soft gradients from pale cream to ripe mango. Minimal #neoicecream wordmark and a small “synbiotic 10⁹ CFU” badge.
Cocoa & Cream
Light chocolate gradient with subtle speckles suggesting real cocoa. Ice-blue accent stripe on the wrapper to keep the wellness look.
Berry Kefir Twist
Soft pink-berry tone referencing fermented dairy with fruit. Clean layout, small icons for fermented · probiotic · prebiotic.
Investors & partners

Open to early-stage conversations

We are currently assembling an investor-ready package: pilot production data, unit economics, and a scalable plant concept for Southern California. If you are interested in functional food, microbiome health or innovative frozen formats, we would be happy to share our materials.

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