If you're looking for a delicious treat, Andy's Frozen Custard is the place to go. John Hayes, owner of Waffle Cone in Copperas Cove, had to take back his locally-owned ice cream shop after being forced to phase out his entire line of Blue Bell ice cream just before summer - the most popular time of year for his store. But don't worry, there are plenty of other places to get your ice cream fix. Dairy Queen has ice cream cones that will make you fantasize and obsess over.
Once you try them, you'll never look at fast-food ice cream cones the same way again. Blue Bell ice cream is now available in stores in the Houston and Austin areas, including the company's hometown of Brenham, and in parts of Alabama. But the item that will make you come back again and again is their free ice cream cone. Unfortunately, deliveries don't reach Bell County yet, but they will be extended to Williamson County on Monday.
Shake Shack was ahead of its time when it came to ice cream cones. They offer a combination of strawberry ice cream and cone that will take you to dessert nirvana once it touches your tongue. Tastee Freez is also a great option for those looking for alcohol-free ice cream - they invented it in 1950! Customers can choose between vanilla, chocolate or even cone-shaped ice cream for free. Strawberry ice cream cones are hard to come by in self-service windows, but it's one of the most popular flavors in the United States.
If you're looking for a fast-food ice cream that ranks higher than Tastee Freez, there are plenty of other options available. From Dairy Queen's classic soft serve cones to Shake Shack's strawberry-flavored creations, Williamson County has something for everyone when it comes to delicious ice cream cones. Whether you're looking for a classic treat or something more unique, there's an ice cream cone waiting for you in Williamson County!.
