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ice cream suggestions?
okay, Austin improv brain trust, i need to access your vast matrix of knowledge for awesome ice cream joints in town (Val, are you up and running yet?). Amy's is excellent, but i want to have some less well known back ups if necessary. Thanks!
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Royal Blue Grocery sells a brand of ice cream called Jeni's that is AMAZING. It's expensive (like $11 a pint) but unbelievably delicious with unique flavors (like salty caramel, blackberry crumble, fig and goat cheese). I think it's the best in town (if you're looking for ice cream to blow your mind).
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hmm...good to know long term.kaci_beeler wrote:Royal Blue Grocery sells a brand of ice cream called Jeni's that is AMAZING. It's expensive (like $11 a pint) but unbelievably delicious with unique flavors (like salty caramel, blackberry crumble, fig and goat cheese). I think it's the best in town (if you're looking for ice cream to blow your mind).

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There is an amazing trailer that does upscale Ice Cream Sandwiches called COOLHAUS. My favorite is the Fig and Marscapone. You can find where the trailer is going to be here: http://eatcoolhaus.com/austin/
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yeah, Breedlove recommended them. sounds awesome! unfortunately, they don't seem to be operating at the time i would need them. alas! i will try them another time. i do love me a good ice cream sammich.Asaf wrote:There is an amazing trailer that does upscale Ice Cream Sandwiches called COOLHAUS. My favorite is the Fig and Marscapone. You can find where the trailer is going to be here: http://eatcoolhaus.com/austin/

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Yeah, you could eat it there, they have tables both indoors and out and plastic utensils and such on-hand.Rev. Jordan T. Maxwell wrote:hmm...good to know long term.kaci_beeler wrote:Royal Blue Grocery sells a brand of ice cream called Jeni's that is AMAZING. It's expensive (like $11 a pint) but unbelievably delicious with unique flavors (like salty caramel, blackberry crumble, fig and goat cheese). I think it's the best in town (if you're looking for ice cream to blow your mind).can you eat it there? looking for a sit down kind of place to go to...
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I've always considered gelato superior to ice cream, but perhaps this is a personal matter.
The other day I thought about having Whole Foods Gelato but I was in the middle of a Whole Foods Tamale and a Whole Foods Smoothie at the time, it seemed gluttonous.
But who doesn't like a sno cone instead since we went to all the bother of being in Austin? Casey's or Sno Beach, these are great ice cream alternatives.
The other day I thought about having Whole Foods Gelato but I was in the middle of a Whole Foods Tamale and a Whole Foods Smoothie at the time, it seemed gluttonous.
But who doesn't like a sno cone instead since we went to all the bother of being in Austin? Casey's or Sno Beach, these are great ice cream alternatives.
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well, having her actually show up would have been the best possible option, regardless of location. lol!
i prefer ice cream to gelato, but like gelato just fine (also dig the fro yo a slight bit more). not sure where custard fits into the equation for me. Sno cone if i'm by the pool or the lake. it's highly associated with swimming as a treat for me.
i prefer ice cream to gelato, but like gelato just fine (also dig the fro yo a slight bit more). not sure where custard fits into the equation for me. Sno cone if i'm by the pool or the lake. it's highly associated with swimming as a treat for me.

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YES! I think Fro Yo may be my favorite amongst the frozen options. Pick my own size and flavor and fruits and shit! Tell myself it's kinda more healthy than straight-up ice cream...hell yeah.
Though I do love the vegan soft serve Toy Joy/Sweet Ritual makes. It's really amazing, kinda has a icy/sandy texture and a really palatable natural flavor.
Though I do love the vegan soft serve Toy Joy/Sweet Ritual makes. It's really amazing, kinda has a icy/sandy texture and a really palatable natural flavor.