What kind of dessert is Minmus?

[SickSix]

Mintmus is Mint Choc Chip; the turquoise ice surface is the Mint Ice Cream, the boulders are chunks of Chocolate.

That's why it's called Mintmus

This! Exactly this.

Dang now I want ice cream.

[Skyentist]

Gelato.

[daniel l.]

I voted for solid mint (Minmus is most likely to be a massive salt ball.)

[SkyRender]

I suspect it's key lime sherbet. Mmm, key lime...

[Brotoro]

Minmus is a Small Kerbol System Body that was captured early on by the planet Kerbin. It is composed primarily of water ice surrounding a small core of unknown extremely dense matter. When Minmus was young, and its crust was still in a liquid state and before it lost its thin carbon dioxide atmosphere, a species of microorganism thrived in its oceans. This microorganism secreted copious quantities of lipids, hexahydrothymol, chlorophyll, and resins which remain in the crust of Minmus today.

This theory explains why Minmus can exist as close as it does to Kerbol: As the ice of Minmus's crust sublimes in the vacuum of space, the resin is left behind and forms a barrier to further sublimation. This theory would also explain why the crust of Minmus tastes like mint ice cream, and why it is such a popular destination for spacefaring kerbals who are running low on snacks.

[kennyc222]

Basiclaly, Minus is a giant Ice Cream! a Huge ice cream ball! 

[Maria Sirona]

Mint-flavored ice cream no doubt, will have a layer of glass a few kilometers thick on the surface in KSP-2

[Nazalassa]

And Jool is pistacchio ice cream.