Local Vegan Ice Cream pt. 2

[olivermoss]

Should I make this a thing? Revisit Eb & Bean and some other places as well?

Anyway, after my disappointing Salt & Straw I went to 50 Licks for some Mango Sticky Rice ice cream on my way to do a reshoot of a little free library. It was, as expected, great. It really had the flavor of rice made at a nice Asian restaurant and lots of mango. The base is coconut milk. Very yum. I've had it before, it's a fave of mine.

Since I waited in a line going down the block for my cup of dessert, I treated myself to also sampling the Bananas Foster. This is one of those places were trying a few flavors before ordering is almost expected. I literally placed my order and then asked for a sample afterwards and she didn't even blink. It was good, but a bit strong on it's own. I'd want that flavor paired with another or with some hot fudge. Yeah, paired with something it would be amazing. They also do mini-scoops there, which I like, so it's easy to pair things to make yourself a little sampler.

The scoop:


The menu:


(Should be clickable if you want to read it easier)

Comments

[shipperslist]

The menu looks delish! And I like how it's done. 😁

[olivermoss]

It really does! I'd love to try all the non-vegan flavors someday, but the vegan ones are so good I'm not really bothered :)

[mistressofmuses]

A lot of those flavors sound weird but very intriguing! I'd have a hard time choosing, ha.

The mango sticky rice sounds really good! I love the flavor of really good, well-made rice.

[olivermoss]

Weird ice cream flavors are a thing here. I'd def try the cornbread honey butter if I could.

[mistressofmuses]

The cornbread honey butter sounds really good, and is quite possibly the one I'd wind up getting! Though I'd probably have a hard time skipping the blood orange, even though that isn't a "weird" flavor.