10 new summertime treats in Toronto you need to try at least once
New summertime treats in Toronto will leave you speechless. While you can't go wrong with a scoop of vanilla in a sugar cone, sometimes you just need to take things up a notch. Luckily, a number of ice cream shops, pop-ups and other places are making this summer a little sweeter.
Here are some new summertime treats in Toronto you need to try at least once.
Heartbreak Chefin Parkdale is known for their over-the-top offerings and that certainly includes their desserts. They're stuffing huge cookies with ice cream and Reese's Pieces.
Discover this wild flavour of ice cream atToronto's first socially distanced food market,El Mercado. The market that takes over the patio ofBarrioin Leslieville has a whole a ton ofCNE-style eatsavailable including pickled flavour soft serve topped with dill.
Tokyo Hot Fried ChickeninsideFolly Brewingon College St. has introduced a new sandwich to the menu that may surprise you. TheNashville Icesandwich brings together Nashville hot fried chicken, vanilla ice cream, spicy honey and piles it high on a sweet brioche bun.
White Claw fans rejoice!The Old Sodin Etobicoke just added White Claw slushies to their menu. The slushie comes in flavours like strawberry mango, very berry and tropical lime.
Scarborough'sVanta Coffee Clubjust got a gelato pop-up. The Gelato Freak pop-up runs daily 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and is dishing out next level treats like cookie affogato.
So many flavours are coming together with the newest ice cream treat fromMeat & Pie Co.in the Entertainment District. After you're done chowing down on delicious BBQ eats this can be the sweet finish.
One of Toronto's best macaron shops,Nadege, has just added a new ice cream treat to their roster. The treat is available in six flavours including one dubbed the Summer Crush consisting of lime and coconut. It's now available at their West Queen West and Rosedale locations.
El Habanero & Churrobarin Scarborough already has a whole slew of tasty frozen treats and new for this year they've added a single serve churro flavoured ice cream to the menu.
Just Add Milk(JAM) is operating out ofConveniencenear Queen and Gladstone every Friday to Sunday from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. They offer a menu of cereal-infused milkshakes and they even have lactose free options.
Toronto just got an outdoor stand for Portuguese-style crepes.Mercado Negrois now dishing out the item from their St. Clair West patio to people who arewilling to wait in linefor the Nutella stuffed treat.
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