Snow cones are nice, Italian ices are delish, and Icees are FANTASTIC.
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The chocolate-lemon mix is my thing—in Italian ices or even gelato.
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On hot nights, his family would eat Italian ices out of crinkly paper cups.
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Come warmer weather, the line for Ralph's Italian Ices stretches out the door, with children perched on benches or their bikes.
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Drexel Harris of Hollis, Queens, said he ventured into Pesso's about 10 years ago to settle a debate among friends about the best Italian ices in the city.
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They sell things like sliced mangos on busy street corners, churros on subway platforms and Italian ices outside of schools in warm weather, usually for a dollar or two.
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To your cherished list of warm-weather city pleasures — handmade Italian ices, sidewalk breezes on bare limbs, dumb movies in air-conditioned theaters — you should think about adding Summerworks.
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Caviar and Spanish tinned seafood are also on the menu, as are Italian ices and funnel cakes for dessert: 2302 Havemeyer Street (South Second Street), Williamsburg, Brooklyn, 21499-2100-21940.
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L&B Spumoni Gardens, in the Gravesend section of Brooklyn, is one of Brooklyn's most acclaimed pizzerias, known for its Sicilian-style slices, Italian ices, and homemade Spumoni – a three-layered ice cream with nuts and fruit.
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While the Blue Hawaii cocktail usually gets its flavor from blue curaçao (lord knows what they put in my favorite Ralph's Italian Ices flavor) McDonald's new McFizz is pretty much a heaping of blue-colored syrup and some regular ol' Sprite.
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As dozens of families and friends crowded into William F. Moore Park in Queens on a sweltering night last week, it was hard to tell what was louder: the cries of children who would not share their Italian ices from the Lemon Ice King of Corona, or the crash of bocce balls on the park's floodlit court.
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Little Jimmy's Italian Ices is a family-owned Italian ice manufacturing firm headquartered in Iselin, New Jersey. Pushcart owners around the country purchase Little Jimmy's Italian Ices from the ten-employee firm, running their carts as independent businesses.Klein, Karen E. businessweek.com, 13 March 2009.
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Italian cookies on display at Brocato's 2006 reopening Angelo Brocato's first product was torroncino, a cinnamon-almond gelato. Brocato's still serves it in the same sliced-block form as in 1905. The business now sells a variety of gelati, Italian ices, cannoli, cookies, and other desserts. According to the Brocato's website, lemon ice is the "best-seller".
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Working with one machine in his home, Mauro made the dessert from his family recipe and loaded up his truck. He drove the streets of Elizabeth and Linden, New Jersey and parked outside the General Motors plant at the beginning and end of every shift. Eventually, Mauro added three more trucks and two more machines.Little Jimmy's Italian Ices official site.
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Industrial "backyard" east of Elizabeth, New Jersey Since World War II, Elizabeth has seen its transportation facilities grow; the Port Newark-Elizabeth Marine Terminal is one of the busiest ports in the world, as is Newark Liberty International Airport, parts of which are actually in Elizabeth. Elizabeth also features Little Jimmy's Italian Ices (since 1932), the popular Jersey Gardens outlet mall, Loews Theater, and the Elizabeth Center, which generate millions of dollars in revenue. Companies based in Elizabeth included New England Motor Freight. Together with Linden, Elizabeth is home to the Bayway Refinery, a Phillips 66 refining facility that supplies petroleum-based products to the New York/New Jersey area, producing approximately per day. Celadon, a mixed-use development containing 14 glass skyscrapers, offices, retail, a hotel, boardwalk and many other amenities is proposed to border the east side of the Jersey Gardens mall, directly on the Port Newark Bay. Groundbreaking was scheduled for the summer of 2008 on the ferry, roads and parking, and construction was planned to continue for at least twelve years.
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