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Things to Do | National Ice Cream Day (3rd Sunday of July)

6/28/2023

 
National Ice Cream Day in the United States is the third Sunday of July every year (7/16 in 2023). In 1984, President Ronald Reagan declared July National Ice Cream Month and designated the third Sunday of July National Ice Cream Day. Ice Cream Day is a special day to celebrate ice cream, allowing people to enjoy the refreshing treat in the hot summer weather and commemorate this delightful dessert.

Currently, there are various flavors of ice cream to choose from, such as chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, mint chocolate, and more. You can also indulge in creative ice cream desserts like ice cream sundaes, ice cream cakes, ice cream rolls, and ice cream sandwiches. There are also multiple ways to celebrate Ice Cream Day. You can create your favorite flavors, or explore local ice cream shops to try their unique offerings. Here are some famous ice cream shops in Austin where you can taste delicious ice creams.

1. Amy's Ice Creams: Amy's Ice Creams is one of Austin's most popular local ice cream chains.
Website: amysicecreams.com 
Rating: 5 stars

2. Lick Honest Ice Creams: Lick Honest Ice Creams is known for its high-quality, natural, and locally sourced ice cream. They use fresh organic ingredients to create a variety of unique flavors, such as chocolate mint, caramel vanilla, and natural fruit flavors.
Website: ilikelick.com/austin

3. Cow Tipping Creamery: Cow Tipping Creamery specializes in soft-serve ice cream. Their ice cream has a rich and creamy texture and can be paired with various toppings and mix-ins to create unique flavor combinations.
Website: cowtippingcreamery.com/austin

4. Museum of Ice Cream: The Museum of Ice Cream is a non-traditional art exhibition space focused on interactive experiences around ice cream. This conceptual museum originated in the United States and aimed to create joyful and blissful experiences by interacting with art, games, and ice cream.
Website: museumoficecream.com

5. Frozen Rolls Creamery: Thai-style rolled ice cream is a fun dessert that combines ice cream and thin crispy wafers. During the preparation, soft ice cream is spread on the light and crispy wafer, then rolled up to form a cylindrical shape. Additional ingredients such as fruits, chocolate chips, nuts, or syrups can be added to enhance the texture and flavor. Thai-style rolled ice cream is visually appealing, rich in texture, refreshing, and delicious, making it a favorite dessert for many.
Website: linktr.ee/FrozenRollsCreamery

6. Gelatoro Gelato & Coffee & Bakery: Italian Gelato is a globally renowned style of ice cream from Italy. It has a unique texture and flavor compared to traditional ice cream. Italian Gelato is typically made using fresh, high-quality ingredients such as fresh cream, milk, fruits, chocolate, and nuts. This results in a rich and creamy taste with a smooth and silky texture. Compared to traditional ice cream, Italian Gelato contains less fat and air, making it more intense and delicate.
Website: gelatoro.com
Rating: 5 stars

7. Dip Dip Dip: At Dip Dip Dip, they offer a unique and interactive dining experience centered around hot pot. While primarily focusing on hot pot dishes, they also have delightful ice cream options to complement your meal. You can enjoy it as a dessert after indulging in the hot pot experience. Whether you prefer classic flavors like vanilla and chocolate or more adventurous choices like matcha or salted caramel, they strive to provide all guests a pleasurable ice cream experience.
Website: dipdipdip-icecream.com
Rating: 5 stars

8. All Things Kids - Scoop: "All Things Kids Scoop" is a delightful ice cream shop located in Georgetown. It specializes in providing delicious ice cream treats for children. They offer a variety of flavors and toppings, and their rum-flavored ice cream is particularly unique and worth a try.
Website: allthingskids.us/scoops/
Rating: 5 stars
Please make the most of this special day, savor every scoop, and celebrate the joy that ice cream brings to our lives.

When it comes to ice cream, it is indeed important to consume it in moderation due to its high sugar content and cholesterol. If you have diabetes or other health concerns, you can consider alternatives like frozen yogurt, shaved ice, or sorbets. Remember to indulge in moderation and stay cool during the hot summer months.

​Happy National Ice Cream Day!
Action: Go to an ice cream shop with your family and friends to taste delicious ice cream. If you can't have something too sweet, choose frozen yogurt or some small shaved ice treats to cool down.
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