Two words: Watermelon Chip. Watermelon ices with
chocolate chips masquerading as seeds. The first time I went by NYC ICY
it was sold out, but with a dozen or so ices/sorbet flavors and another
dozen plus cream-based (everything from the usual basics of lemon,
chocolate, etc. to ginger, Thai iced tea, Nutella, mango basil) it
wasn't too difficult to choose another which turned out to be the FDNY
Cherry ices with pieces of cherry in it (For NYPD fans go Blue). I also
tried their lychee – both were great. If you like some heat try the
cream-based Mexican chocolate which was delicious. Warning: it really
has some heat, but in a good way if you like some flava.
After a filling meal at Frank, needing a stroll to work it off and a little something to cleanse my palette I popped by NYC ICY and they had the watermelon chip. It was awesome. I was pleasantly surprised how well the chocolate chips worked with the water-based ices. One of the better treats I've had so far this summer.
Ice cream shops are popping up all over the place and as much as I scream for my ice cream, I do like my Iices. With this summer being a bit on the warm side, ices are a great light treat that cool you down without filling you up and all for only $2.50 to $5.
NYC ICY: 171 Ave. A, bet. E. 10th & 11th Sts.
After a filling meal at Frank, needing a stroll to work it off and a little something to cleanse my palette I popped by NYC ICY and they had the watermelon chip. It was awesome. I was pleasantly surprised how well the chocolate chips worked with the water-based ices. One of the better treats I've had so far this summer.
Ice cream shops are popping up all over the place and as much as I scream for my ice cream, I do like my Iices. With this summer being a bit on the warm side, ices are a great light treat that cool you down without filling you up and all for only $2.50 to $5.
NYC ICY: 171 Ave. A, bet. E. 10th & 11th Sts.
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