Discover wild New York ice cream trucks slinging outrageous flavors—from mac & cheese cones to boozy scoops—all across the five boroughs.

In 1984, then-President Ronald Reagan designated July as National Ice Cream Month, along with the third Sunday of the month as National Ice Cream Day.

The owners put so much care into their products and it shows when the ice cream machine twists soft serve into a waffle cone.

On Sunday, July 20, 2025, National Ice Cream Day sprinkles on an extra excuse to indulge in frozen goodness. Whether you want ...

National Ice Cream Day is Sunday, July 20. Score deals and freebies from Ben & Jerry's, Häagen-Dazs, Carvel, Wendy's, Burger ...

Ice cream has a richer (and weirder) history than you'd think. Discover the chilly facts and frosty firsts you’ve probably ...

Strolling along the bustling boardwalk of Seaside Heights, Wildwood, or Point Pleasant, there’s a sight—and taste—that defines the Jersey Shore summer. Kohr’s ...

Get the historical scoop on Omaha's ice cream shops — from Pardoe’s, Reed’s and Evans of yesteryear to Dairy Queen, Zesto’s, ...

Have you ever noticed that Dairy Queen doesn’t sell ice cream? Go ahead, look at the DQ menu. None of the products actually use the words “ice cream” — the fast food chain’s “Treats” section lists ...

The National Ice Cream day in the United States took place on Sunday, July 20, in 2025. The annual celebration of everyone’s favorite dessert began in 1984, when the 40th President of the United ...