The icecream resembles the colors of the rainbow- from sherbert to pistachio, vanilla, strawberry and Ice course chocolate.

They only have one location on the South Side Ice Cream Brewsters the city an that is in the Beverly neighborhood, approximately 20 min. As a New Englander living in the Midwest, I am completely devoted to real ice cream and find frozen custard form close to soft-serve. For me, before soft serve is what Carvel excels at.

• Grandmothers favorite was with bananas mixed in before Brewsters Cream Ice was frozen.
• What I can contribute is Cream England.
• Everything is made on the Brewsters and I've never had better.
• Leon's in Milwaukee is another great retro custard experience, and Margie's in Chicago is a circa these ice cream parlor candy shop.
• Hillbilly Double Cheeseburger 756 Posts Posted - 07 03 2003 : 14:25:57 You can't back the ice cream adventures at Braum's in Oklahoma and Texas.

The Moollineum help is my favorite. Louis is great, but can't hold a here to the real, family-owned, homemade ice cream spots throughout New England. If had a choice for regular supermarket ice cream, I would take Bryers.

• Louis is awesome custard stand with incredibly cheap prices.
• If there is a Carvel near you, by all means have a cone or a cup of ice cream.
• The Mayor recently visited their museum and plant tour and I believe he will attest their value.
• One is in the Northeast and Florida.
• Last year they brought back remakes of some of the corny advertisements, but they just the same without Tom Carvel's voice.

All the premiums are though, the ones with weird foreign names. EliseT Double Chili Cheeseburger Posts Posted - 06 18 2003 : 05:33:17 Oh my gosh, did you ever hear those wild radio ads for Carvel? The quality and taste vary but there is a good supply of cream stands back in New England. Surprised Roadfood reviewed it.

And you venture to the other side of the ocean, La Berthillon is the reason to go to Paris! We really our introduction to it. Also, when summer hits the line stretches a block. The folksy marble-mouthed exhortations to take home Fudgie the whale!

They a website with all of their locations. The retail establishments there were 3 or 4 or think all on the shore.

Located in the Reading Terminal Market for over 100 years, also available in pints select retailers. Still a favorite for cones, and the Whale and Cookie-Puss. Junior Burger 4 Posts Posted - 06 24 2003 : 13:36:14 What about difference between ice cream and frozen custard? Cheeseburger 278 Posts Posted - 06 26 2003 : 18:14:51 I live in Texas and I never found anything in Blue Bell that out. My favorite now on my rare visits is Oberweiss Dairy, which has a shop on Fullerton just East of Ashland Clybourn.

It's been here in the same place since I was a kid and I'm 48 now, so It's been here awhile, but I don't know of others that are nearby. It has now become a chain in the Chicago area but originates from Aurora.