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| 03:49 Sun 18 May 2008 |
How Cool Is Your Ice Cream Shop? |
Monday, 19 March 2007 |
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 The Hassan ice cream shop in Baghdad sells only 110 pounds of ice cream a day during the slow winter months. With the summer heat the daily number climbs to 1,700 pounds. (By comparison, a Boston-area Tom & Jerry’s might sell about 175 pounds per day.) For those of us who live for ice cream and other frozen necessities, there’s no such thing as too much ice cream. We’ll take it any way and any time we can. Truthfully, though, we prefer our icy treats in cool (pun intended) surroundings such as the Pinkberry stores popping up in California and New York. When you get past the frozen-yogurt headache (devouring your treat, are you?), you can become a Pinkberry groupie online and start singing their sweet and bouncy theme song. So, where’s your favorite super-cool ice-cream shop? Let us know. By Tuija Seipell  |
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