It Should Be Illegal To Drive Through Virginia Beach Without Stopping At Blue Cow Ice Cream Company
Virginia Beach is such a summer-friendly destination, promising sun, waves, and America’s best boardwalk. But these things are welcome year-round, too, not unlike everyone’s favorite dessert: ice cream. The next time you’re driving through Virginia Beach, whether in the heart of summer or during the off-season, you should make a point of stopping by Blue Cow Ice Cream Co. Home to some of the tastiest and best ice cream in Virginia, this local business will not disappoint!
Blue Cow Ice Cream Co. is one of the sweetest stops you can make in Virginia! With locations in Virginia Beach, Roanoke, Richmond, and Fredericksburg, this local spot is relatively easy to get to.
Of course, there's something extra festive about the Virginia Beach location. In our opinion, it should be illegal to drive through without stopping for at least one scoop!
The mission of Blue Cow is simple. As stated on its website, "We believe milk and cream can be a blank canvas to develop new and creative flavors, drawing inspiration from food trends, places we travel, or even day to day life."
One of the all-time favorite varieties is none other than Snickerdoodle. As you can see, this involves made-from-scratch cookies blended into the ice cream.
No matter what you order, you'll feel that pure sense of joy that can only come from homemade ice cream. You'll just have to try some for yourself and see if you agree!
P.S. The ice cream shop also has non-dairy varieties! Check out all of the flavors when you visit Blue Cow Ice Cream Co. online.
Have you ever been to Blue Cow Ice Cream Co.? What did you think? Where do you go to enjoy some of the best ice cream in Virginia? Share your thoughts with us in the comments – we’d love to hear from you!
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Address: Blue Cow Ice Cream Co., 2817 Shore Dr Suite 111, Virginia Beach, VA 23451, USA
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A lifelong Virginia resident, Beth loves exploring different parts of the world and currently resides in Alexandria. She holds a degree in English Literature and one of her short stories has been featured in the Shenandoah Review. Other interests include hiking, songwriting, and spending time in the mountains.
