Speaking of ice cream

[Anonymous]

Another New Englander here missing those fabulous ice cream stands serving homemade ice cream.

Is there any place in this area where one can buy maple walnut flavor ice cream?

[Anonymous]

Can't help you but the Hannah Teeter Maple Blondie from Ben and Jerry's isn't bad.

[Anonymous]

I think might have seen it here but I would call and ask to make sure:

http://islandstyleicecream.com/

[Anonymous]

Oh tell me about it...every time I go home we visit Kimball Farms...

Gifford's in Bethesda is ok but pricey.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh tell me about it...every time I go home we visit Kimball Farms...

Gifford's in Bethesda is ok but pricey.

Gifford's has been closed for a while.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh tell me about it...every time I go home we visit Kimball Farms...

Gifford's in Bethesda is ok but pricey.

Which Kimball Farms do you go to? My parents live down the street from the old Bates Farms in Carlisle, now it is owned by Kimballs. Now that is good ice cream!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh tell me about it...every time I go home we visit Kimball Farms...

Gifford's in Bethesda is ok but pricey.

Which Kimball Farms do you go to? My parents live down the street from the old Bates Farms in Carlisle, now it is owned by Kimballs. Now that is good ice cream!

Yep. Nothing remotely like that here.

Then there's Gray's in Rhode Island. OMG

http://www.graysicecream.com/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Another New Englander here missing those fabulous ice cream stands serving homemade ice cream.

Is there any place in this area where one can buy maple walnut flavor ice cream?

so we now live outside of Boston-near an ice cream stand called Bubbling Brook and I just had their maple walnut, amazing!! Sorry, doesn't help you but had to post.

[Anonymous]

New Englanders know their food! It is why so many miss it here, with good reason. Sorry can't get into the Old Bay crap. HURL! Why ruin perfectly good seafood?!?! Oh never mind, they are probably trying to cover up the rotten taste. Sorry, could not resist.

OP, Old Town Alexandria has one or two ice cream places that are okay.

Pining for a peaceful fresh seafood dinner followed by some home made ice cream during a New England beach visit right now.....nothing like it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

New Englanders know their food! It is why so many miss it here, with good reason. Sorry can't get into the Old Bay crap. HURL! Why ruin perfectly good seafood?!?! Oh never mind, they are probably trying to cover up the rotten taste. Sorry, could not resist.

OP, Old Town Alexandria has one or two ice cream places that are okay.

Pining for a peaceful fresh seafood dinner followed by some home made ice cream during a New England beach visit right now.....nothing like it!

Leave then, chowdah head.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh tell me about it...every time I go home we visit Kimball Farms...

Gifford's in Bethesda is ok but pricey.

Which Kimball Farms do you go to? My parents live down the street from the old Bates Farms in Carlisle, now it is owned by Kimballs. Now that is good ice cream!

Yep. Nothing remotely like that here.

Then there's Gray's in Rhode Island. OMG

http://www.graysicecream.com/

+1000

[Anonymous]

Gray's is good. New England has the highest per-capita ice cream consumption inthe country and with goodreason.

[Anonymous]

Giffords reopened in Chevy Chase.

http://ww2.gazette.net/stories/03252011/businew195154_32548.php

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh tell me about it...every time I go home we visit Kimball Farms...

Gifford's in Bethesda is ok but pricey.

Which Kimball Farms do you go to? My parents live down the street from the old Bates Farms in Carlisle, now it is owned by Kimballs. Now that is good ice cream!

Not the PP, but we hit the Kimball Farms in Jaffrey, NH every summer. Love it!

[Anonymous]

We were at Lazy Sundae in Falls Church (formerly in Clarendon) earlier today and they had maple walnut on the board.