July is only five days away. It’s our favorite month of the year because July is National Ice Cream Month. That’s right, a whole month dedicated to celebrating the greatest culinary invention EVER. It’s so great, that when sliced bread was invented, everyone called it “the best thing since ice cream.”
Last year we celebrated National Ice Cream Month by doing some cool things here on the Ice Cream Journal and 2008 is no exception. This year we’ll spend July getting back in touch with our roots. That means you’ll see lots of entries about the history of Turkey Hill Dairy, but also about the history of ice cream and some glimpses of life here in Lancaster County.
As for the prizes…well, that’s the best part. Each Wednesday in July we’ll write about something in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Those weekly entries will include an authentic Lancaster County prize, which we’ll give away to one comment chosen at random from that entire week.
At the end of the month we’ll give away our grand prize: a package that includes a year’s supply of Turkey Hill ice cream, a one-night stay at a local Lancaster County bed & breakfast AND a personally guided tour of Turkey Hill Dairy by everyone’s favorite ice cream expert, Ernie!
We’re pretty sure it’s the biggest prize we’ve ever given away here on the Ice Cream Journal and we can’t wait for July to begin!
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If you’ve got a technical question about the ice cream making process or some other inquiry about the nuances of America’s favorite treat, chances are Ernie has the answer. He might not be able to answer all questions, but he’ll try his best and some may be featured on the Ice Cream Journal.
Thanks for the month of ice cream!
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