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by Michelle Kretzer, expert of dining vegan vegan dining Menuism Blog
Photo by Flickr user kellylovescupcakes

Anyone who knows me knows that I have a penchant for cake cheese vegan and other baked goods, but I am also very friend of frozen desserts dairy. I spent the weekend of Memorial Day in Sarasota Siesta Beach, not only because it was voted number one the country's Beach, but because Sub Zero, the string of innovative ice cream using liquid nitrogen to freeze custom-made desserts frozen instantly, has a new location in 219 wood Avenue, next to the beach. Sub Zero – that appeared on ABC Shark Tank - is not exclusively vegan, but customers can choose almond, rice or soymilk (depending on location) as a basis for their ice cream, and the majority of 47 standard flavors of Sub Zero is vegan. (Ask the staff for confirmation). Sub Zero also offers a few vegan "aggregates", including fruits, nuts, coconut and Oreos, and will also make vegan smoothies, milkshakes and icy feet.

Although personally I have not tested any of these concoctions, I've inhaled - er, eat - some delicacies from the store's Sub Zero 4065 Clark Rd. Sarasota: ice cream cherry of mixed berries, white chocolate with Oreos, mint with a hint of biscuit and my own custom mix special of pumpkin and cinnamon with walnuts. I chose the almond milk as the basis for all of them, and they were all delicious. I asked "creamy" soft serve, but Sub Zero offers two other consistencies or "chill factors," If you want to.

The next time I go, I'm thinking I'm going to a ball of Blueberry, strawberry, and vanilla - you know that patriotic. If you also want to start summer with a free cow ice cream (and I am sure that it will go I after reading comments of Ryan Gosling revealed over cattle dehorning) look for a Sub zero store near you, or visit one of the following other vegan-friendly ice cream parlors and restaurants:

• Bread smell is the new restaurant of Sarasota vegan-friendly and offers ice cream homemade vegan and vegan tasty sandwiches and pastries.
• KindKreme offers a brownie vegan with two or three balls of Icekreme, with raw caramel or chocolate syrup and a dry dressing of your choice, to those familiar with Vegan ice cream in Los Angeles claim is particularly drool-worthy.
• Green Restaurant in Tempe, Arizona, serves a delicious soya base, ice cream concoctions as tempting vegan appetizers, entrees and more.
• Sustainable NYC serves several flavors of cashew nut for scrumptious sweet apothecary of Lula base ice cream.
• Cream of karma in Gainesville, Florida, is popular among students and all others who have a sweet tooth. It also offers sandwiches, baked goods and much more.
• The Chicago diner offers a variety of thick and creamy milk and Vegan ice cream shakes in his expansive and delicious vegan menu options.
• Skinny Dip is in Hampton Roads, Virginia, not far PETA HQ, so PETA employees have been tested and have vegan frozen yogurt.

The Menuism Blog dining vegan related links:
• Top 10 Vegan bakeries
• How eating vegan even in a city of a semaphore
• Vegan devour Florida Suncoast
Worth • 5 burgers meatless try

I scream ice cream Vegan! Originally published in the dining room Menuism Blog vegan.

Michelle Kretzer learned about factory farming while pursuing a degree in journalism at the University of Kentucky. Immediately she stopped eating meat and dedicated themselves to the cause of animal rights. When she is not writing for the founding of PETA, Michelle sports traveling, collecting the memories of the Beatles and find bags and shoes of great cruelty.

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