The reinvention of the classic ice-cream popsicle | David Marx | TEDxBerlin

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. David Marxs tells us about his the reinvention of the classic ice-cream Popsicle. He shows us that ice-cream can be more than just sugar on a stick - it can be beautiful and healthy.
David is the creative head, inventor, and founder of Molekyleis Produktionsgesellschaft mbH (Molecular Ice Cream Production Company; often abbreviated to Kyl GmbH). In a very passionate and intensive fashion, he has been working on his vision of a new, healthy, and beautiful kind of ice cream - not just as an ice pop - for five years. In his Berlin food lab, The Science Kitchen, he works meticulously on new forms, textures and recipes of Kyl, and he travels the world as a marketing expert to spread the word about the "new ice cream" on all continents. David worked for international brands all over Europe. He considers avant-garde cuisine his hobby, New York his second home, and his family his greatest source of happiness. David gives the new ice cream its extraordinary face and is developing Kyl into a unique and strong brand worldwide.
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[@senjo31]

Beautiful story and message thank you.

[@martelmatisse5609]

Compact.Inspiring. To the point. Great stuff.

[@mcbruddaal]

This is why I took all of my money... and all of the investors money...

[@joernh837]

This guy scammed hundreds of investors in Germany and took off with the money to start a company in the US. Totally inspiring.

[@AMK190768]

What a Drama Queen and considering there's not only his own money at stake... the story continues.