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Ice Cream Shop · $
274 Pictou Road, Bible Hill
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“I sent a request for a lactose free ice cream cake and was extremely pleased I did! Cake was ready for pick up when expected and my lactose free family member was able to enjoy with no stomach trouble!”
Fast Food · $
945 Prince Street, Truro · 1.57 miles
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“I am usually quite fond of Dairy Queen and have enjoyed many excellent visits over the years. Unfortunately, this particular occasion was not among them. The Blizzard arrived in a rather concerning state. It was already nearing the consistency of a milkshake, and the cup had become so soft that it deformed with the slightest pressure. Something was clearly amiss. I remain a loyal admirer of Dairy Queen, but I would kindly suggest a thorough inspection and maintenance of the ice cream equipment. A Blizzard should inspire confidence when turned upside down, not concern for its well-being. A rare miss from an establishment I normally enjoy very much.”
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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.