Soft Serve Ice Cream? (Durham, Wake Forest: farms, locations, places)

[Gin257]

I hope this isn't a repeat post, if it is, I'm sorry!

Where would I find good soft serve ice cream? Something other than Dairy Queen. I've found great ice cream, but haven't run in to soft serve yet.

Thanks!

[BC1960]

Where? Dairy Depot in Wake Forest is good!

[BoBromhal]

https://foursquare.com/top-places/ra...ginFailed=true

[Jkgourmet]

I know it's sacrilege (and a little embarrassing to admit) but the soft serve from McDonald’s is pretty good. Not the level of Carvel 45 years ago, but WAY better than the Costco or any other place soft serve yogurt crap. That's about the only thing I don't like from Costco!

But for the REAL DEAL, head on over to one of the 8 local-ish locations of Goodberry's.

http://www.goodberrys.com/locations

[JaPaKoMom]

Originally Posted by Gin257

I hope this isn't a repeat post, if it is, I'm sorry!

Where would I find good soft serve ice cream? Something other than Dairy Queen. I've found great ice cream, but haven't run in to soft serve yet.

Thanks!

I love a good chocolate soft serve and it is so hard to find. I do like Goodberry's, but usually get a concrete with Heath bar mixed in. If you find a good soft serve place that has more than vanilla, please share!

[Gin257]

Originally Posted by BC1960

Where? Dairy Depot in Wake Forest is good!

I'm in Durham. But I'm not against taking a drive on a nice day for good ice cream.

[Poggly Woggly]

Chick-Fil-A's soft serve reminds me of homemade vanilla we used to make when I was a kid on the porch

[don6170]

Originally Posted by Jkgourmet

but WAY better than the Costco or any other place soft serve yogurt crap. That's about the only thing I don't like from Costco!

Is that at the "food court"? I never realized they had ice cream. I guess I am too busy being cheap, getting the $1.50 hot dog & drink.

[Sweetpea1107]

What about Snikroc Farms in Durham. Open evenings only.


https://www.visitnc.com/listing/snikroc-farm

[Myghost]

I vote for Goodberry's too, but I think it's technically "custard" and not soft-serve ice-cream.

IMO, it's just semantics, but I felt it worth pointing out, since OP was specific. (I wouldn't want somebody to expect ice-cream and end up getting dis-custard. hahahahaha)

I know a lot of people also like Freddy's (one on Davis and High House, very near goodberry's). Just to present another option.