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Ice Cream Shop · $
525 East Allen Street, Tombstone
“So much fudge, the smallest quantity they sell will run you almost $7 so if fudge is your thing it might be worth it. The Arizona sunset is amazing if you like peanut butter. They had prickly pear and whisky gelato, both flavors were very close to the real flavors and were surprisingly unsweet”
Ice Cream · $$
525 East Allen Street, Tombstone
“My family and I (group of 7) went to Tombstone to walk about and go shopping!! We stumbled across Fallen Angel Sweet Sin Parlor and stepped inside. We were greeted by Michelle who was fantastic!! She took care of us and we left with the special, buy a pound of fudge and get a half pound free!!!!! Delicious!!! Amazing service and tasty fudge!!!”
Ice cream has always been a beloved treat, offering a wide array of flavors that cater to every taste. Lately, however, the spotlight has shifted to more unconventional flavors, making classic choices like vanilla and chocolate seem ordinary. From ketchup to oysters, here are ten of the most unusual ice cream flavors to try.
Rainbow Cone, a Chicago ice cream shop, is spreading its colorful layers across the country for the first time in its 98-year history. The shop is known for its unique five-flavor ice cream cone, which stacks chocolate, strawberry, Palmer House, pistachio, and orange sherbet in colorful "slices." Since announcing franchising two years ago, Rainbow Cone has grown to 21 locations, mostly around Chicago, but they're not stopping there. They've also opened a store in Indiana and recently made a deal to open 10 spots in Texas.