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Local Food Businesses offering Ice Cream & Gelato near Lubbock, Texas 79412 (10)

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D’Lites Lubbock

Food Truck in Lubbock - 3.69 mi

The world is currently facing a health crisis, mainly because of the food we eat and the choices we have as consumers. It is a good thing that there are many businesses today invested in selling healthier food options. D’Lites Lubbock is one of them. Enjoy the yummy taste of sweet, delectable ice cream that is low in sodium, sugar, fat, and carbohydrates. This ice cream is also cholesterol-free. This is healthy ice cream that retains the great qualities of ice cream we all have come to enjoy - the creaminess, the texture, and the flavor are all similar to regular ice cream.

(512) 925-1627

The Latest Scoop

Artisan Food Producer in San Angelo - 166.13 mi

The ice cream at The Latest Scoop is good. The best topping to this tasty treat perhaps is listening to the story of how this family business grew from its humble World War I roots. The business was handed down from generation to generation, and each generation is making sure there is something new with The Latest Scoop. Besides selling what they call locally handcrafted ice cream, The Latest Scoop also has homemade flavored waffle cones, premium homemade hot chocolates, smoothies, ice cream sundaes, and yes, vegan options too! Take home a pint or quart, because I am sure you'll want more of this creamy, yummy sweet treat.

(325) 277-6999

The Turtle Gelateria

Artisan Food Producer in Brownwood - 209.52 mi

If wine is not your thing and you want to cap off your meal at The Turtle with some awesome gelato and/or sorbetto [in fact, so awesome that even Italians like themselves like it], The Turtle Gelateria is right up your alley. Owner and gelato artisan Mary Stanley rotates a wide variety of 60 flavors each year which is why you're bound to find your favorite. Their Honey Vanilla gelato is great and best paired with a buzzing single shot of espresso.

(325) 646-8200

Eis

Restaurant in Hico - 247.24 mi

"Eis pronouced (ICE) is a cute little sandwich shop". This place "is the downstairs shop to a 3 room hotel upstairs". "Eis is lively and offers great artisan sandwiches and ice cream". It is "a good break for a nice, quick sandwich or evening dessert". It is also a "great little local sandwich shop". Try "their vanilla cake with whipped chocolate frosting" which is "delicious and huge". They also have "the turkey melt on wheat". Also, "the smoked ribeye sandwich alone is worth the drive from Mt. Pleasant". This is a "great locally owned business with an emphasis on personal touch and quality" because "the people are friendly and quite helpful". Finally, "this shop has really great ice cream, and if you get a scoop in your coffee it's amazing".

(254) 796-2231

Circle N Family Dairy

Farm & Ranch in Gainesville - 264.98 mi

Nothing beats natural dairy products. At Circle N, dairy farming is a passion. They are a local dairy that sells “raw and handmade goodies”. They work with the cows daily to make sure they are comfortable and well nourished. Their herd is grass fed on pasture and supplemented with home-grown feed-stuffs, such as hay and silage with no hormones or antibiotics. Circle N Family Dairy produces Grade A Low Temp Pasteurized milk, cream, yogurt, creamer, sour cream, cheese, ice cream and grass fed Angus beef. Their ice cream is a true “Texas made” ice cream which is made from start to finish at the dairy. They take the milk and cream produced only by their own cows, pasteurize their own base mix, then make it into ice cream. They use very minimum ingredients and they don’t use artificial flavors or colors.

(940) 372-0343

Circle-N farms

Farm & Ranch in Gainesville - 267.38 mi

The owners of Circle-N Farms established the business in 2012. However, the owners family have been farming and raising cattle for over fifty years using sustainable and natural methods. To continue their family's legacy, all their beef a raised free of chemicals, hormones, and feeds. They allow their cattle to roam in a peaceful pasture freely. Facebook reviews say all their beef are great tasting, super tender, and surprisingly lean. It is just a few miles outside Denton Texas. See them for their beef! Although, if you are into gifts and home decors, they might have one you'll like!

(940) 372-0343

Melt Ice Cream

Artisan Food Producer in Fort Worth - 267.61 mi

Melt Ice Cream is an ice cream shop with a pretty big menu specializing in interesting flavors and a couple vegan/dairy free options. The flavor of the ice cream dominates and not the sugar and balances perfectly with the creaminess and texture of the product. The aesthetic of this shop is so pleasing! It's a cute little shop wedged in between other buildings. Parking is pretty accessible around this area too! Melt has been serving happy ice cream to the fine folks of Fort Worth since 2014 when the owner figured out what was missing from Fort Worth's eclectic Near Southside, it was “ice cream!” With her passion for bringing joy to people's lives, Melt opened its doors and the scoop slinging began. Since then, Melt Ice Cream has been pouring love into their unique flavors and putting smiles on faces from all over the Metroplex and beyond.

(817) 886-8365

Beth Marie’s Old Fashion Ice Cream

Artisan Food Producer in Dallas - 273.69 mi

Located on the South side of Denton’s Historic Square, Beth Marie’s original location has the atmosphere of an “old fashioned ice cream soda fountain.” Beth Marie’s has over “130 flavors of ice cream,” and the menu changes seasonally. Most of their premium ice cream is made in an ice cream machine designed in the late 1920s, which makes 10 gallons of ice cream in about 16 minutes, depending on ingredients. After each batch is made, it immediately goes into freezers and is ready to serve after 48 hours. Their ice cream is classified “premium quality”, containing 14% butterfat. Beth Marie’s Old Fashioned Ice Cream & Soda Fountain strives to be very involved in the community. The owners are very active in organizations, various church and school organizations/activities.

(940) 384-1818

Gold Pops Ice Cream

Artisan Food Producer in Arlington - 280.12 mi

Gold Pops started its frozen desserts journey in 2018 with the intention of using unique and fresh ingredients. Unlike the others, this artisan does not use pre-frozen fruits that come in packages. Instead, they hand-pick their fruit selections in order to bring the best all-natural flavors. Indeed, “fresh, simple, quality ingredients make for an excellent frozen treat.” A year later, they have introduced a new concept that is first to Texas: fried ice cream on a stick. The experience of both fire and ice in your mouth will just make you “blown away.” Besides their “many delicious flavors,” the owners “listen to what the customer suggests. They tweak the menu every two weeks based upon popular requests, and offers an assortment of mixed flavors.” Think of “apple pie” and “KitKat” flavor. So, “if you love gourmet popsicles, this is the place for you.”

(817) 659-7359

Wildseed Farms

Farm & Ranch in Fredericksburg - 292.44 mi

The most important contribution of Wildseed Farms, which won the Garden Center 2001 Innovator award, is producing seeds, which it has been doing for 35 years and counting. Without Wildseed Farms and others like them, who knows where or how we can get our supply of seeds. How are we to grow wildflowers? If you are in or near Fredericksburg, Texas, make sure to visit. There is no admission charge, and you get to see 200 acres of wildflowers of different colors (and lots of butterflies too) here in the largest working wildflower farm in the country. The farm is open all year long!

(830) 990-1393

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