Few products can claim to have "re-invented" one of the world's best-known treats.
In 1988, Dippin' Dots Founder Curt Jones changed the way the world enjoys ice cream. Jones, a microbiologist, pioneered the process of cryogenic encapsulation...a scientific way of saying he used super-cold freezing methods to make little beads of ice cream. Not only were the ice cream beads delicious and fun to eat, Jones knew that flash-freezing the ice cream ingredients would lock in flavor and freshness. With those qualities established, Dippin' Dots were ready to take on the world!
Everyone remembers their first Dippin’ Dots experience – the chill of the first bite and the explosion of flavor as the dots begin to melt in their mouth. It’s no surprise that Dippin’ Dots is the number one ice cream for fun and has been loved by kids of all ages for more than two decades. Most importantly, Dippin' Dots are made from fresh dairy ingredients flavored with a variety of fun, fruity, enticing and even exotic flavors. Those ingredients are frozen almost instantly in liquid nitrogen, a common element in the atmosphere used commercially for flash freezing.
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Sweets and Ice CreamRecent Reviews
Dippin' Dots
Solid spot for a quick treat, priced a bit high for the sizes but as to be expected at the boardwalk. Out of a few flavors when we were there
Tyler T
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Dippin' Dots
Just witnessed a disabled elder drop there ice cream in front of the entire staff and they all just stood there and watch him try and pick it up then after he picked it up he asked if he can get another one because he just scooped it off the floor and the work said he would have to pay for a new one and he seemed very confused so he asked again and the worker said let me go ask my manager and goes in the back to ask manager and comes back out and says manager said he would have to pay half price for a new one and he looked like her really didn't want to have to spend another 10 dollars on a ice cream he never got to try. The Manger should of came out them selfs and talked to the Customer instead didn't. What a dam shame theses people are I walked out refusing to spend my money on greed company with no sympathy to disability customers
Jesse Perez
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5
Dippin' Dots
Very dirty store. The Hershey’s ice cream seemed old - it had ice chunks in it. The dippin dots were good.
Brandy LeBlanc
1599698088
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5
Dippin' Dots
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