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Dairy Whip, a cherished ice cream shop in Redford, Michigan, has introduced a limited-time soft serve flavor called Mountain Moo. This delightful twist on classic soda is available in both vegan and dairy options. After perfecting the recipe through multiple attempts, owner Josh Hutchison is excited to share this vibrant green treat with the community. Mountain Moo is set to attract an estimated 700 cones sold each day, continuing Dairy Whip’s tradition of unique ice cream offerings as summer approaches.
Redford, Michigan – Dairy Whip, a beloved local ice cream shop located at 26215 Plymouth Road, has launched a new and exciting soft serve flavor, dubbed Mountain Moo, available for a limited time until Sunday, June 22. This distinctive flavor, which marks a returning yearly tradition, has garnered attention for its unique twist on a classic popular soda.
Customers visiting Dairy Whip can opt for the Mountain Moo flavor in either a vegan and dairy-free option or enjoy it swirled with vanilla ice cream. The owner of Dairy Whip, Josh Hutchison, revealed that perfecting the Mountain Moo recipe was no small feat, requiring more than six attempts to achieve the desired flavor and texture, balancing the ingredients to ensure a creamy consistency without the use of cream.
The Mountain Moo soft serve is characterized by its vibrant green color, reminiscent of the iconic Mountain Dew beverage. Despite being dairy-free, many customers have noted that its flavor closely resembles that of traditional ice cream, making it a refreshing treat as the warm weather approaches. The flavor is available in different serving styles, including cones, pints, and quarts, catering to various preferences.
According to Hutchison’s estimates, Dairy Whip could sell around 700 Mountain Moo cones per day during the promotional period. Previously, Mountain Dew soft serve has been a highlight at the shop for four consecutive summers, becoming a staple for both locals and visitors wishing to indulge in this unique offering. The shop boasts over 40 ice cream flavors and a wide range of desserts, such as floats, flurries, shakes, sundaes, and slushies, providing ample choices for ice cream enthusiasts.
In addition to Mountain Moo, Dairy Whip is known for its creatively themed items, including a popular Cookie Monster-inspired flurry and a Superman-stacked ice cream cone. The owner aims to keep the menu fresh with innovative flavors, considering future possibilities that may include Dr. Pepper and Faygo-inspired soft serves, showcasing Dairy Whip’s commitment to surprise and delight its customers.
Dairy Whip operates daily from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m., making it easy for patrons to satisfy their sweet cravings during the summer months. Customer feedback has been generally positive, with many praising the Mountain Moo for its refreshing taste that resembles sherbet. This feedback highlights Dairy Whip’s success in creating enjoyable and memorable ice cream experiences.
As the summer progresses, Dairy Whip continues to cultivate a reputation for offering distinguished flavors and serving high-quality desserts. The introduction of Mountain Moo not only reinforces the ice cream shop’s traditional offerings but also positions it as a destination for adventurous ice cream lovers looking to explore bold and unique flavors.
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- MLive: Mountain Dew Soft Serve Available for 1 Week Only
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