This Mouthwatering Ice Cream Trail In Kansas Is All You’ve Ever Dreamed Of And More
Well, Kansas, it’s time for another day trip, and this time, it’s for dessert! Take a drive for a day, and visit these 7 great shops to stop and enjoy your favorite frozen treat—ice cream! Who’s screaming for ice cream? I know I am!
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This place is the best if you're looking for real fruit popsicles from a million flavors, or ice cream on top of a funnel cake. Yes, I said funnel cake. You're welcome.
College hill creamery does ice cream a favor by adding fun colors, themes, and combinations to their delicious frosty treats.
Ice cream reaches out to the world via science at this shop. Churn & Burn uses liquid nitrogen to freeze their ice cream right before your eyes, so you're getting the freshest ice cream they can make.
What could go wrong with a personal turtle sundae or brown bread ice cream? Here at G's frozen custard, it's the best quality custard you'll find for miles.
Sylas and Maddy's, oh how I love you. In this previous article, they were the star of the show, but I wanted to make sure that everyone understands this is a must-stop shop during this trail, no matter which location you prefer.
Sheridan's does frozen custard right, and their old-style hamburgers are a great pair for this mocha almond custard.
Have you seen those videos with ice cream being spread over a cold counter and rolled into cute little tubes? This is one of those places! Similar to Cold Stone, Freezing Moo gives you both a treat and a show when you order these cold little rolls.
The link to the trip can be found right here, and if you’re looking for another trail to accompany this one, I recommend this fried chicken trail! Kansas goodies, ahoy!
