Where to enjoy National Ice Cream Day in Philadelphia

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Philadelphia's National Ice Cream Day on July 20 will feature an array of special treats from well-known local brands. Levain Bakery and Milk Jawn will introduce their Mint Stracciatella flavor made with locally sourced spearmint, and the first 100 customers can receive a free bucket hat with their order. Shake Shack's Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Shake, limited to 50 servings per day, combines pistachio frozen custard with a dark chocolate shell. Jeni's will enhance customer experience by offering free Sundae Fudge Sauce with any scoop, complementing their summer menu. In a healthier twist, HipCityVeg and Bassett’s will present plant-based options like the Float City and Sunset Swirl Smoothie.

Alice's Absinthe Chocolate Chunk Ice Cream adds an adult flair, while Friendly's marks its 90th anniversary with themed fun and offerings. This celebration not only highlights local culinary creativity but also fosters community engagement through unique ice cream experiences. The event serves as a testament to Philadelphia's vibrant food culture.

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