National Ice Cream Day - Where To Go?
Darling Chows -
Happy National Ice Cream day. I have such a mad, ferocious craving for a fierce + delicious cone - where should I go?
I'm a regular at Mashti's, so I'd like to branch out. Hollywood is the 'hood, but I'll travel, yo - it's a HOLIDAY.
Oh, and I'm open to flavors - so throw in the must-have at your locale, please!
Yay! Thank ye!
poetkitty
http://omgfood.blogspot.com
http://www.poetkitty.com
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I went to Scoops last night after reading about it in this thread. I really enjoyed it. He gave me all the samples I wanted so I tried a chocolate with marshmallow something or other, cucumber with mint, green tea with sweet potato and sunflower seed with coffee. I ended buying two scoops: one of pistachio and one of the sunflower seed with coffee.
The pistachio was great and super clean and fresh tasting, where the sunflower seed with coffee was really interesting -- you first tasted a deep, nutty flavor unlike any I'd ever tasted before and then the coffee flavor would come through in the finish a few seconds later. It also had bits of something in it (some sort of candies it seemed). This was only $2. I'll definitely be back. (Although I'll learn where to park and avoid the $40 parking ticket I got in the few minutes I was inside.)
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re: Itslikeimsayin
Yeah I had the coffee and sunflower seed and was like "wow!"
The sunflower seeds are just candy-coated sunflower seeds, Tai told me they sell them at Trader Joe's. He just thought it would be interesting, it sure was.As for parking, I hope you remember to feed the meters. Or at least go there after 6pm so you don't have to pay. He's open until 9ish anyway so there's no rush really. You do have to compete for parking with the LACC students though.
I live in the neighborhood so I don't have to worry about that stuff :)
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re: Itslikeimsayin
where is Scoops? I must find this place...I am so confused, I went looking for it the other night and couldn't find it, as well as that gelato place in silverlake, aaarggh, I got so frustrated I went home and ended up with no ice cream for the night. What is it near? Where is this place? Let me know so I can see what all the buzz is about ;)~
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re: love2chow
Here's a map.
http://maps.google.com/maps?oi=map&am...
As noted below, it is a few blocks East of the Melrose exit of the 101 and half a block North on Heliotrope. It's next to the Bike Kitchen.
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Scoops is great. The flavors change every day and the owner is highly creative. Proud of his flavors, he will let you try anything. The flavors I've enjoyed the most have been Dill Cheesecake (?!?), Zablione and Brown Bread, but there is not guarantee they will have any of those when you go. It's a fun place.
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fosselmans,
Fosselman's Ice Cream Co
29 reviews
1824 W Main St
Alhambra, CA 91801
(626) 282-6533theres a new place called scoopa in sort of north korea town. its a random little commercial pocket.
from gayot:
Summer Scoop
Tai Kim, who attended Western Culinary Institute and CalArts, runs Scoops near LA City College, offering a rotating palate of house-made gelato and sorbet that reflects his artistic background. Mr. Kim’s latest seasonal flavors include kiwi banana; vanilla, nutmeg and amaretto; orange mamey; and vegan saffron mango. There’s even a dry-erase board on which guests can suggest flavors. Open noon-9 p.m., Monday-Saturday. Scoops, 712 N. Heliotrope Dr., Los Angeles, 323-906-2649.›1 Reply-
re: modernist
2nd fosselman's! there are lots of uncommon flavors since it's located in asian community: green tea, red bean, taro, ube, lychee
check out the full list of flavors here
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