My family and I discovered Three Twins (Petaluma, CA) while on vacation recently. This is truly a gift from sweet baby Jesus. I have only had their Madagascar Vanilla and Vanilla Bean and they have been exquisite. My only goal for 2017 is to try all of their flavors.
I can't eat just one Klondike classic
Oh for the days of a mello roll or orange/vanilla creamsicle at Jones Beach or Far Rockaway when I was a kid.
My roommate in college was from Cincy and wouldn't shut up about Graeter's and skyline chili. He hyped it up to a point where I thought that couldn't meet the expectations. Skyline was woefully dissapointing but Graeters is the best ice cream I've had. Cookies and Cream.
Too bad that it's only in the Midwest.
Ben & Jerry's Cherry Garcia is another favorite
Oh and FYI...If you're out east on Long Island, the pistachio cherry at McNulty's in Miller Place is my favorite ice cream of all time.
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Stewart's Mint Cookie Crumble
Stewart's Chocolate Peanut Butter
Stewart's Black Raspberry
Kilwin's Salted Caramel
For homemade here in Rockville Center on Long Island is a place called Five Pennies that makes a Banana Pudding ice cream that is the best flavor ever
- Skan-Ellus Raspberry / Vanilla twist (soft serve drive-in in Skaneateles, NY. Can't go to the Finger Lakes without stopping there).
I get it at Fresh Market, I live in Atlanta.
Holsten's Cookies and Cream
Hoffman's Coffee Oreo (Jersey Shore)
however my wife a couple years ago bought this girl scout cookie thin mint ice cream and it's great.
We only had the thin mint not the other two
Flat out perfection.
Was shocked, it's awesome.
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Yes, Hillside Farms is fantastic. Being that you are from the area, if you ever get down to Nescopek, there was a great place called Cruzer's. I'm not sure if they are still there, but the owners had attended the Penn State classes on ice cream making and made their own small batch varieties. They would only make a half a dozen varieties for each day. The ice cream would be set in stainless steel pans, and when it was gone that was it. A bit more expensive per scoop, but their product was amazing.
Not retail, but I also love Mystic Drawbridge in Mystic, CT.
Not always easy to find but it's fucking good.
stewart's - stargazer light
friendly's - butter crunch
i'll get coffee, espresso or mocha flavors from any brand to be "safe"