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Thursday, March 5, 2020

Dazzle Your Taste Buds at Icecycle Creamery & Pedaler's Deli in Reno

6147 Lakeside Dr. Suite 102
Reno, NV, 89511

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Icecycle Creamery is the place to go if you’re looking for some of the most adventurous ice cream flavors in town. The unique flavors were inspired by Jeremy, the original owner, who combined his love of the culinary world with his appreciation for different cultures to create fun and unexpected flavor combinations. In addition to ice cream, they also serve fresh and tasty sandwiches made with house-made bread, along with salads, soups, and a variety of drinks.

Some crowd favorites for ice cream include Cookie Roulette, Chocolate, & Home Means Nevada, staples you're more than likely to find on hand on any given day. Some of their unique flavors include Lemon Lavender, Horchata, Earl Grey, Salted Pretzel, Apple Pie, Mango Cardamom, & a variety of Asian inspired options.  I love a good classic flavor as much as the next person, but I also love venturing out and trying new and innovative flavors.  There's just so many cultures to borrow from and so much potential for flavor combinations that could work.  I'm just thankful to have both traditional and adventurous flavors to look forward to on every visit.

The original owner of the shop, Jeremy, started out selling this ice cream from the back of his bike out of a cooler. After a ton of encouragement from friends & family, he opened a brick and mortar shop in South Reno. When it was time for him to focus on other goals, he passed the business to Juan, who's still keeping Jeremy’s bold, amazing flavors alive with just as much passion. Juan has even added his own twist introducing flavors inspired by his Mexican culture, like a mango Tajin flavor that will remind you of those delicious and highly sought after mangonada drinks from Mexican snack shops.

Juan is awesome... the kind of local business owner that helps make Reno into the loveable city that it is.  One visit, he kept my three high energy kids entertained for quite a while without being phased and was happy to share a little about his story.  And Juan is just a genuinely nice & down to earth kind of person, dedicated brightening everyone's day with flavorful ice cream and good food.  Fun Fact: Juan used to work for De La Rosa in Mexico when he was a kid.

Everything here is made in house, and I love the deli and ice cream combo because it satisfies both hot and cold cravings year round.

With so many unique ice cream flavors to choose from, you might find yourself unsure of what to get. In that case I recommend trying their six flavor flight.  Why get one flavor when you can get six at one time?  #FoodieLogic.  Plus, they're happy to give you samples.

Hope you enjoy this one. 

Notes
*Pints available for purchase
*Some people have mentioned having an issue with the texture, which can occasionally be a little gritty or have a rich, fatty quality that lingers on the tongue. While I agree that the texture could be improved with certain flavors, I still enjoy the ice cream overall and find myself coming back for more.
*They have an actual espresso machine on hand. Affogato anyone?
*Deli closes an hour before closing
*Deli features hot and cold sandwiches, salads, & soups
*Bartley Ranch Park is just a minute drive away - the perfect outdoor spot to enjoy your food and drink. Grassy areas, picnic tables, restrooms, nature trail, visitor center, and views included.


***All opinions are my own.  Information subject to change.***

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©Katherine Fung,
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