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Reviews
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Nothing on this page was written by us. A week after an order lands we send one question, and whatever comes back goes up. Including the December a tub arrived soft.
Word of mouth
“I hid a tub of the sobolo behind the frozen tilapia and my sister found it in four days. I need a better hiding place.”
Afia Owusu
Labone
“The van reached my office at four on a Friday. Nobody in that building did any more work, and I am the one who ordered it.”
Kwabena Asare
Dansoman
“Kelewele in ice cream sounded like a dare. Now it is the only one I order, and I have stopped apologising for it.”
Naa Adjeley Quartey
Teshie
“I have been eating ice cream in Accra since 1984. This is the first one that tastes like somebody in Accra made it.”
Yaw Boateng
Ridge
“They opened in Adum and my Saturdays have been ruined in the nicest possible way. Two scoops, walk to the market, repeat.”
Selina Amankwah
Adum, Kumasi
2019
The year we started
4
Shops, and a van
8
Flavours on the board
120
K
Scoops last year
The short ones
Everything else people said
Same question, shorter answers. The names and the neighbourhoods are real, and we have trimmed nothing except where somebody swore.
“I live four doors down and I have never once managed to walk past.”
Esi Danquah
Osu
“Ordered at two, opened it at half past four, still frozen solid.”
Kojo Bediako
Achimota
“My children have opinions about mint now. Strong ones. I hold you responsible.”
Adwoa Frimpong
East Legon
“The tigernut tastes like the atadwe my grandmother used to press on Saturdays.”
Nii Armah Lartey
Nungua
“I rang to ask what was in it and somebody read me the whole sheet.”
Rukaya Iddrisu
Nima
“Two tubs, free delivery, and the rider waited while I hunted for my keys.”
Mabel Ansah
Spintex
“I came for the chocolate. Two years later I am still on the chocolate.”
Kwame Otoo
Cantonments
“It came soft one December. They replaced it before I had finished complaining.”
Akosua Sarpong
Madina
“It flew up here packed in dry ice and arrived harder than it left Accra.”
Fatima Abdulai
Tamale
“Nobody in this house says ice cream any more. They just say Sundae.”
Adjoa Nyarko · Kaneshie
Journal
What people ask us next
Short pieces about milk, mangoes and getting a frozen thing across Accra in one piece.
A sorbet beats cream in this heat
Fat gives up before water does, which is why the sobolo gets to Adenta in one piece and the tigernut travels in a cool box.
How to feed thirty children ice cream
A birthday, a scoop cart and thirty small people with strong opinions. What we have learned about how much is enough.
Nine months looking for one mango
We tasted everything between Somanya and Techiman before a single crate of it was allowed anywhere near a tub.
Have your own opinion
Order a tub, eat it in whatever ten minutes you can find, and in a week we will send you the one question. Or ring the Osu counter on 030 279 1140 and say it out loud.
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