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Thanks for the replies - I was just looking for a carvel to order one of their character birthday cakes, not searching for the best ice cream by an means. Any alternative for a kosher ice cream or dairy character cake in Manhattan (other than my most favorite dessert)?
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re: mxgmom
I don't know if they do custom orders, but Jerusalem II Pizza on Broadway and 37th has a bakery counter with a decent selection of cakes that are quite good. If you're looking specifically for ice cream cake, try Cold Stone Creamery - most of their stuff is certified, and they have a wide selection of made-to-order ice cream cakes.
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Not direcly on point, but the Carvel in Highland Park NJ has oversight. Then again so does the Baskin Robbins/DD combo and the local Dairy Deluxe (formerly a DQ). Then yesterday, we got the kids ice cream from a Good Humor truck where the driver was quick to point out that all his stuff was kof-K, DE. We got ourselves a regular Ice Cream war going on. The kids love it!!
For my 2 Cents, the Dairy Queen knockoff is the best of the options; Carvel ice cream is nothing to rave about and as someone else says here too, none of this can compare to Hagen Daaz or Ben and Jerry's....
Now if we could just attract some real restaurants like they got up north or in the City.
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There are 2 Carvel stores under certification in Los Angeles, and my wife and I went out of our way to hit one of them about a month after it opened, since we're ice cream fanatics. After eating there, we wondered,"Why bother?" The stuff is trash, gummy as the dickens. Perhaps one of the ice cream cakes, such as Fudgy the Whale, would be better, but I don't ever anticipate going to another Carvel's for stam ice cream. Soft serve is not so compelling. I'd rather eat the low quality stuff at Baskin Robbins, or better yet, soften Haagen Daas from the store.
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