The store’s name says it all: Scoops Ice Cream, a place
where you’ll find a selection that gives Baskin Robbin’s a run for its money.
Segregating their flavours between “artisan” and “non-artisan” options (the
former costing about 80 cents more per cone), it seems like a shame to try
anything but their special flavours.
After a filling meal, the mini cone ($3.30) was the perfect
amount of ice cream: a nice full scoop of the Cappuccino Crisp. I liked that
they kept the base, a cappuccino ice cream, not overly sweet so the dessert
wasn’t overly heavy. Although, a stronger coffee flavour would help as the chocolate
fudge swirled throughout over powered the ice cream. I rather enjoyed the
pieces of crunchy bits mixed throughout, which added a great contrast against
the smooth dessert.
Sadly, I didn’t realize I could get a homemade waffle cone
(an additional 99 cents) until I was already at the cash, but the smell of
toasting cones was enticing and intoxicating.
All in all, Scoops’ ice cream was decent and they do have a
selection of tasty sounding flavours – Toasted Marshmallow, Peanut Butter
Explosion, Birthday Party and Campfire S’mores some of the other ones that were
beckoning. With no long line-ups and reasonable prices, save room for dessert
if you’re in the Port Credit area.
How To Find Them
Location: Mississauga, Canada
Address: 82 Lakeshore Road East
Address: 82 Lakeshore Road East
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