Spotted outside the Natural History Museum in London this past August, a flamboyantly pink Mr. Whippy ice cream truck was doing the Lord’s work on the hottest day of the year (a broiling 92°F!) for a place that shuns the modern miracle of air conditioning. Ugh! Gleaming under the sun, museum-goers abandoned dinosaur bones and gemstones to worship at its soft-serve altar.
With tourists melting faster than their cones, this truck appeared like a frosty pink oasis, its soft hum whispering sweet promises of salvation. If Barbie drove a food truck, this would be it.
In recent years, ice cream truck catering has evolved beyond just providing classic frozen treats to offer a range of unique and customized dessert options. This trend is driven by advances in ice cream machine technology, which allows for a broader selection of flavors and textures to suit a variety of modern events. Whether you’re planning a family celebration, a corporate gathering, or a school event in Denver, Colorado, ice cream truck catering can now meet the diverse tastes of your guests with ease. Continue reading How Ice Cream Machines Are Transforming Ice Cream Truck Event Catering→
Do you like Donuts? I sure do. It’s always exciting to find a new donut shop that’s putting a twist on this classic pastry treat, and the latest to hit the scene is Bear Donut, located in the very fun and trendy neighborhood of Koreatown. I had the pleasure of visiting Bear Donut a few weeks ago and could not have been more impressed. Wait until you see these gorgeous donuts! Continue reading Koreatown Welcomes Bear Donut to The Neighborhood!→
I enjoyed my first official Mister Softee treat of the not-quite-Summer season at the beginning to June, when I visited Little Island Park, and it was delicious! Nothing says summer fun quite like a soft serve ice-cream in a cone or cup (my preference, due to less mess)! Are you a vanilla, a chocolate, or a twist fan? And to dip or not to dip? Answers in the comments, please!
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If you’re one of the thousands of avid fans who read this blog religiously, you might recall that in the summer of 2008, Geoffrey and I took an urban field trip to the new Ikea in Redhook, Brooklyn, which opened that June, in order to provide residents of the NYC Metropolitan area with a warehouse-sized shopping facility at which to purchase cheap and interesting furniture and household accessories.
