Museum of Ice Cream! (Post #6)

The Museum of Ice Cream, a walk through a magical and aesthetically pleasing, Instagram worthy building that has small treats for everyone. Although the building is artful and extremely creative, I did not learn anything from the museum except that ice cream is best when it is a hot day with no AC. First walking into the building we were happily surprised by the pink bricks and pretty walls. Its funny how the Museum of Ice Cream had no AC. The first treat we had was a small scoop of coulhaus mint chocolate ice cream. The ice cream was soft churned and surprised you whenever you caught a bite of a chocolate chunk. The next room amazed us with the pop of yellow and pink from the bananas that were strung from the ceiling. Next, we went into the mint room where fresh mint was growing in pretty blue green planters. In this room we tried our favorite treat from the museum, mint chocolate chip mochi ice cream. The ice cream had a soft doughy rice paste around it and the inside was filled with perfect mint chip ice cream that melted in your mouth. As we wandered through the building we ran into nice staff who told us about the treats we got and how they were made/what benefits they have. The third treat we had was pitch black charcoal cookie dough. The dough had a very obvious vanilla-y taste and was fluffy like it was freshly mixed. The cookie dough also came with the benefits of whitening teeth and antioxidants. We traveled into the sprinkle pool room and immediately threw our shoes off to jump into hundreds of thousands of plastic sprinkles.Your body seemed to comfortably sink if you sat down in the pool and your clothes filled up with sprinkles. In the final room there were a few ice cream related games and a swing that made the room look like an ice cream playhouse. Here, we tried the ice cream and pancake sandwich. Don't get me wrong the idea was genius, but the pancakes had an artificial and off taste to them. We were a little disappointed by the lack of chocolate ice cream but happy about all of the other cool things. We left the museum with smiles on our faces and sprinkles in all the nooks and crannies possible. Have a tasteful day!