Ice Creme

Plain old vanilla with most any kind of fresh fruit. Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, peaches etc. This is the last of my 1200+ peaches.

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Umy wrote:

Bridgemanns – Licorice – The BEST!!!

Me too!

Bridgemans?????? i cant remember the last time i seen one of them. there used to be one in St. Cloud. i dated a gal that worked there. but thats been gone for a whiole lotta years!!

here in cold spring a new ice creme parlor called little red truck opened up this spring. always looks busy, but i’d suspect the waterpark across the street helps. heard there a bit spendy but never been there…….yet!!!!!

There are Bridgemans all over down South. I think the closest one to MN is in Missouri that Ive seen on the way to Texas.

I just saw a Bridgemans sign in a cafe somewhere on the way back from Kab, can’t remember the town though.

If your in my area (Blaine) the Big Dipper is a solid little ice cream shop with old fashioned style ice cream and flavors.

So google says there is one Bridgemans location left in Woodbury. Opens at 3pm.

And off I go. I know I can buy it at Von Hanson’s in half gallon cartons.

Never had the Canadian/French version that I know of. Only Ice CREAM.

There is a Bridgemans in I-Falls, same building as Dunkin Donuts.

Dutchboy wrote:

Just finished a small bowl of Maple Nut. For a cone I like a DQ twist.

Any ice creme guys here?

If you like maple nut ice cream try making your own. Get a good quality vanilla ice cream, a jar of real maple syrup, nuts, whip cream and whatever else you like. Real maple syrup and vanilla ice cream go great together.

Dutchboy wrote:

There is a Bridgemans in I-Falls, same building as Dunkin Donuts.

There’s one of those combos in Lakeville too.

Pat K wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Dutchboy wrote:</div>
There is a Bridgemans in I-Falls, same building as Dunkin Donuts.

There’s one of those combos in Lakeville too.

There was a group that bought a bunch of the old Tim Hortons locations that is converting them over.