Upper Bucks/Lehigh Valley Ice Cream?

[JohnnyKBar]

I really like Tanner Bros. down in Warminster, but I don't get down there that often. Can anyone recommend any ice cream, preferably locally made, either at a stand or available packed? Anywhere in the Upper Bucks or LV area is fine as I traverse it all during my hellish commute.

[enchanted]

Coffee and Cream in Doylestown has great ice cream. I believe it's made at DVC, which is right up the road.

I like Chubby's as well.

[JohnnyKBar]

Come to think of it, I have gotten ice cream there, and it was pretty good. I wasn't thinking of it, but thanks for the reminder. I guess with the DVC market open again, it's also worth swinging over there. Thanks!

[enchanted]

I've been meaning to get to DVC market but haven't had the time. Hopefully I'll get there soon though.

[watercress]

Tabora Farm on Stump Rd makes their own in season

[watercress]

Check out the Owowcow thread, too. They have homemade, high-quality, locally-sourced very good ice cream in Ottsville.

[sommrluv]

Chubby's in Doylestown/Plumsteadville immediately next to the Plumsteadville inn (like in their parking lot) is AWESOME.

If I could have more sugar, I would go once a week. They do a lot for the community to, use local dairy milk, non hormone, etc. All made on premises, I think they even make their own cones possibly? They have water ice as well, and they will make cakes/containers.

UMMM, I want ice cream.

[JohnnyKBar]

I've been past Chubby's but never got around to actually stopping. I'd forgotten about it a little. I'll definitely make a trip of it. Thanks... & sorry for feeding vices.

[sommrluv]

There's a place called Sundae School...I think it might be in one of these numerous little odious towns...Maybe closer to me in Bedminster/Hagersville, etc.

Not so odious...we just have no real NAMES. lol.

I never DID get ice cream. I was thinking of trying there, however.

[givemecarbs]

sommrluv, I've always wanted to try that place. It is right on the road, in a converted old building, but it is a quarter of a mile from my beloved R and S Keystone Diner, so I only drive past when I am really wanting to get my great diner food on! I seem incapable of stopping there, as if I am a meteorite and the gravitational force of the diner pulls me in. Perhaps a review of the Sundae School will convince me to eat a good dinner at home and then try the place. But the R and S Keystone has rice pudding and bread pudding and pies....

[JohnnyKBar]

givemecarbs, you may be better off passing it by. It's a nice place to take the kids because they'll let you ride the train out back for free, but the last time I was in there, they were serving Hershey's ice cream, and it just doesn't do it for me. They are really nice and seem to be making a go of it in tough times, but I was really disappointed with the ice cream. I think they'd be the perfect place for home-made ice cream & it would attract a lot more people.
Speaking of parlors being driven past, there's a new one up in Coopersburg on 309 that looks interesting, but I'm not sure I can justify sitting in the construction traffic to try it out. If I do, I'll be sure let people know.