Darrell H.
Yelp
TLDR: Amazing ice cream, but be careful: Their cones are not robust enough for the double scoop.
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Review of flavors I tried:
Been a long time since I've had ice cream this good! I sampled Whiskey Hazelnut, London Fog, and Sweet Corn Blueberry Swirl.
London Fog was my favorite of the three. Strong tea flavor; obviously the ice cream is cold, but it really invokes the warm feelings of coziness and nostalgia that comes with earl grey (maybe that's just a me thing). Also, tasteful amount of sugar, maybe slightly on sweeter side if anything but I'm being super critical at this point.
Whiskey hazelnut was pretty good too, based on the mini nibble I had. A little nutty, a little woody. Nothing really stood out, which is not necessarily a bad thing. Means it was well-balanced with no overpowering flavors.
The corn and blueberry swirl sample was my third favorite. Just tasted like corn. Maybe I just didn't get the blueberry bits. But honestly, corn ice cream kinda good.
I ended up getting a London Fog and Espresso Flake double scoop. I usually like throwing in a scoop of a flavor I DON'T try just for fun. It's thrilling.
If you like sweet, almost caramel-y coffee, you'll like espresso flake. Although, you won't get too much of the satisfying bitterness you taste with good espresso. Chocolate bits added nice crunchy texture, but they're always too small and frozen for me to really taste them (it's a problem with all ice cream flavors that have chocolate bits for me).
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Details on my experience (i.e. story time):
The ice cream lady was super nice. Gave me two giant scoops. In fact, it looked like she was really struggling to pack in the first scoop (London Fog). I was actually getting a little concerned that it was too big, but didn't say anything because I didn't want her to put any of it back. She eventually got it to work (or so I thought) and proudly handed it to me.
Took the cone outside. It started melting almost immediately. Suggests high sugar content. (Jk I have no idea if that's true, don't listen to me. I'm not a food scientist; I just I wish I was).
Started eating fast because it was melting all over the place. I normally don't like mounching on ice cream because it hurts my teeth and leaves ugly bite marks, but it was so delicious that I didn't care. I also didn't have a choice because I didn't grab enough napkins.
As I was walking and enjoying my bitefuls (Is "bitefuls" a word? It should be.) of ice cream, I felt the weight of the cone sort of shift in my hand. In that moment, the cone snapped in half and the two scoops (plus a bit of waffle) toppled over. Without thinking, I reached out and snatched what I could out of mid-air. Since the ice cream cone was top heavy (thanks to the lady who packed it nice and tight), the thing flipped over on to it's head as it was falling. Ended up with balls of ice cream in my clenched fist, dripping all over the cuffs of a brand new jacket.
Despite the accident, I still ate the rest of it. Was sort of just lapping it out of my hand in the end. But I wasn't ashamed. It was damn good ice cream. And, on top of that, I was able to get the stains out of my jacket with some water and whitening toothpaste. 5 stars.