Daily Candy Kids sent out this cute email which mentioned Dandy Don’s Ice Cream Social in a Box.  For a birthday party that’s better than everyone else’s, they recommend four actions to take.

We like option #2:

“Fly in an Ice Cream Social in a Box from L.A.s finest, Dandy Don’s (we’ve tasted it, and it’s well worth the shipping).”

The Oxnard farm known as Harry’s Berries produces some of the sweetest, nicest strawberries in the whole country.  Dandy Don’s Ice Cream has teamed up with Harry’s Berries to produce a strawberry ice cream that’s out of this world.  You can order it by the tub from our Wholesale Department (just ask for Doris at 818 994 0111) or have it as part of an Ice Cream Social.  If you want to taste it on a fully catered Ice Cream Sundae Bar, just talk to Amanda.  If you want to try in the Ice Cream Social in a Box, just email us at doris@dandydons.com before you purchase it online.

http://www.harrysberries.com/Index.html

The blog, A Daily Scoop, reviewed Dandy Don’s Ice Cream Social in a Box.  It begins like this:

“What’s better than ice cream? Ice cream delivered to your door.

And what’s better than ice cream delivered to your door? A complete ice cream social delivered to your door.”

Blogger Elizabeth loved our ice cream and our toppings.  She concludes with:

“If you’re looking for an easy to assemble party this is a good bet.”

To see the whole review, go to:

http://adailyscoop.com/2009/08/19/dandy-dons-ice-cream-social-in-a-box-review/

We got this nice Tweet today from @fattiesatheart:

Fox Plaza thanks for providing us ice cream from @DandyDonsIC It was delicous and very professional. The ice cream & toppings were fresh.

Two Dips, a.k.a. Fred and Kris, reviewed our Ice Cream Social in a Box today.  They’re a couple of “ordinary people in search of extraordinary ice cream” as their website www.TwoDips.com says.  They taste-tested our Ice Cream Social in a Box and wrote:  “Each fist-sized scoop of ice cream was individually packaged in a paper cup with a lid and the cup was big enough to load on the toppings and not overflow.  This was great because you know that the designated scooper usually gets sticky, ice-creamy hands by the end of the doling.  Not this time!”

To read the whole article, follow this link to their website:

 http://www.twodips.com/ice-cream-articles.php?id=11