Wanderlust Creamery Wants You to Travel the World Through Ice Cream

Danielle N. Salmon
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28 Comments

ahh i’ve been wanting to go for at least a year! glad that they opened a location that’s a smidge closer to me and not quite in the middle of nowhere.

Right, anything in the middle of nowhere raises the “should I really go” question, so to have it closer is a relief!

Dawn says:

Man, I wish I didn’t live on the other side of the country. That sounds like an ice cream shop worth visiting, for sure. I love those flavours!

Having lived in the Philippines, I don’t actually like ube ice cream, but it’s nostalgic nonetheless. 🙂

Great post. Definitely makes me want to visit the Wanderlust Creamery.

Well whenever you come this way Dawn and you feel like ube sounds like a good idea I totally say you should check them out!

MayaNyssa says:

I’m drooling over the sticky rice + mango! I will definitely try to stop by next time I travel through California.

Hope you enjoy them to the fullest when you go!

Julie Cao says:

That four scoop ice cream you ordered is the longest I have ever seen but so colorful and looks so delicious. It surely brings back great memories. I am surprised they have sticky rice and mango flavor, but even more surprised it tastes very good.

Yeah it was pretty intense to have that many scoops on one but a friend of mine had 8 scoops!!! And I too was shocked at how much I liked the mango sticky rice flavor especially since I don’t care for the dessert, but they really just did a great job at developing their flavors =]

Shauna says:

Oh my yummy! We love ice cream and that just looks delicious! Every time we go to our local spot we get something new. Wish they had the mango rice here.

I love ice cream so much too so I totally know how you love it too. Hopefully your face shop can get a similar flavor soon!!!

danay says:

Those flavors sound and look yummy. I’ll have to add them to my “to-taste” list during my next trip to LA this year.

So glad you like it Danay, hope you enjoy the shop when you visit!!

Brenda Stevens says:

I love your old school quad cone scoop…nice!
The pic alone makes me want to try Wanderlust. Your description make me want to try it right now…7:00am on Monday morning!

Haha Brenda that makes me so happy that the photo alone makes you want some! The minute you wanna go that way, I’m totally down to be your sidekick =]

Wow, that’s one top heavy ice cream cone! Love the amazing sounding flavours – think Mango & Sticky rice might just be the winner for me. Such a yummy post

It’s totally a weighted cone but it managed to do the job and keep it all together =]

I love your photos and I really want to visit that ice cream shop now! The mango and sticky rice one sounds delicious; I grew up eating that. Ahhh, so craving ice cream now!

If you grew up eating that kind of food/ice cream then you gotta give it a shot and see if it’s as good as your childhood memories. And glad you love my photos, that makes me so happy =]

helenvella says:

Love the images and the ice cream looks very yummy. Great way to travel the world of ice cream.

I agree oh so much, thank you!

I’ve been to 10 countries, and I’m hoping to make that 15 within the next two years, at least before I settle down and start a family. OMG, that just freaked me out. lol. Sadly I’m not a huge ice cream fan, for all those calories I want to sink my teeth into something hearty, sweet and unhealthy. But I might just make an exception for Wanderlust Creamery. I have a severe case of Wanderlust, so maybe this is just what the doctor ordered. I want to try the sticky rice + mango flavor since my next big trip is going to be to South East Asian. I wonder what Violet marshmallow tasted like; I’m sure it didn’t disappoint.

Hahaha I laughed at the part where you freaked yourself out. YOU ARE TOO FUNNY, MARY! I think if you have a severe wanderlust disease (cuz yeah, it’s a disease :P) then you gotta try the ice cream just for a single chance to see how it taste. And to be honest, if you’re going to another 5 countries before you have a fam full of kiddos then you gotta taste the ice cream … for research purposes of course!

Clarissa says:

Sticky rice & mango sounds divine! I love this – must’ve been a sweet (ba-dum-chhh) experience!

-Clarissa @ The View From Here

Bahahaha you’re pun hit it on the head and was exactly right, Clarissa =]

Tamika says:

I love ice cream and these flavors sounds great! The Sticky rice & Mango sounds very yummy. I can’t wait to come visit this place! Thanks for putting it on my to-do list.

Hope you can enjoy all their travel inspired flavors when you visit them, Tamika!

missreverie says:

This post made me feel like travelling to places! Even though they might just be around here, hahah. As always, I love devouring your words describing about each ice cream flavor with such passionate detail. I don’t eat ice cream that much and when I do, it’s something along the lines of coffee or dark-chocolate ones so I’m not sure if my tongue is skilled enough to detect each distinct flavor but reading your experience is making me want to try different-flavored ice cream! 😀 x

I love that you were able to take a trip with the ice cream here too, Shanaz. Even though you say you like more traditional flavors, the minute you try a unique flavor I want to hear about it!

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