Ice Cream Crawl Info (in Mary's Daily Dish)

Ice Cream Crawl 2007 Large Many of you have emailed asking for details about the Ice Cream Crawl on Thursday, so here they are. Invite your friends — the more the merrier!

WC Dish I-Scream 2007
West Chester Ice Cream Crawl

When: Thursday, August 30, 6 pm to ~ 8 pm (or until your belly hurts)

Where to Meet: Meet at the corner of Market and High Street in front of the courthouse statue (don’t worry, we’ll be easy to spot)

What to Bring: A healthy appetite and cash for pay-as-you-go ice cream

Where We’re Going: Because of time and distance, we will be crawling to:

Kaptain K’s

Sprazzo

Ricky’s Candy, Cones and Chaos

West Chester Scoop

To get as many tastes as possible, WC Dish recommends buying one item at each place and sharing it with your friends!

T-shirts will be provided for those who reserved one. Please bring $15 (cash only) to get your reserved t-shirt.

In the next few days we’ll be posting a form on WC Dish for you to rate these other sweet spots too:

Rita’s Italian Ice
Dairy Queen
Maggie Moos
Cold Stone Creamery
The Ice Cream Company
Bruster’s

If you can’t make the crawl but still would like to offer your feedback, we will post an online form so you can have a chance to submit your scores online. The ratings will stay open until Sept. 6, then results will be posted on wcdish.com. Hope to see you all there!

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Mary Bigham, the creator of wcdish, is a self-admitted sushi and travel addict. She has a crush on just about every food but refuses to eat American cheese.

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3 Comments So Far

wcdish – Aug 29, 2007

I scream, you scream. We all scream for…..
Jason Tremblay – Aug 29, 2007

Can I bring my own special ceremonial tasting spoon?
Andy – Aug 30, 2007

i gonna bring my spoon holder like you have for a wine glass but for a spoon!

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