Ice cream just wouldn’t be the same without the cone. Waffle cones, sugar cones, pretzel cones, any cone will do. On September 22nd, we celebrate National Ice Cream Cone Day. As if we needed an excuse to pick up a pint of Harmony Valley Creamery’s udderly awesome ice cream and some cones to honor our favorite dessert! The ice cream cone … Read More
Happy Root Beer Float Day!
As far as the major ice cream holidays go, Root Beer Float Day has to be one of our favorites. Mark your calendars: it’s coming up on August 6! We’re so happy it falls on a weekend this year! That way, your job hopefully won’t get in the way of your Root Beer Float-making. Now, you may still be trying to … Read More
Where’s the Ice Cream Truck Churning this Summer?
Summer’s heating up, but we’ve got you covered: Harmony Valley Creamery‘s ice cream truck will be serving up big ol’ scoops of our udderly awesome craft ice cream on a daily basis in the town of Harmony! You can’t miss us: just look for that 1957 Divco truck. Most of these milk trucks retired before the internet was born, but ours … Read More
HVC Ice Cream Truck for your Next Event
Food trucks have been cruising around California for a while, and recently, desserts of all kinds have been getting in on the action. After your taco or your sandwich, you need a little something sweet, right? But we don’t think donuts and cupcakes should get to have all the fun. Harmony Valley Creamery has an original 1957 Divco milk truck that … Read More
Craft Ice Cream Hits Retail Shelf…
Our craft ice cream has hit a retail shelf and we couldn’t be more giddy! That’s correct, a single retail shelf. Our good friends at Soto’s True Earth Market in Cambria, CA is the first retail market to carry our Signature Flavor line of craft ice cream in pints. Just to kick things off – we will be giving away free mini taster cones on … Read More
Ice Cream for Breakfast. We Say Why Not!
In just two days, Ice Cream for Breakfast Day is officially celebrated. And we say why not! The holiday is celebrated on the first Saturday in February. Invented on a snowy winter day in the 1960s by Florence Rappaport in Rochester, New York. The mother to six children, it was her youngest two, Ruth (now Kramer) and Joe Rappaport, who inspired her on a cold and snowy February morning. … Read More