Google “Tin Roof Sundae” and you’ll find that many companies make packaged ice cream in the flavor. But this small diner in a village of 300 is where it all ...

But unlike other well-loved desserts like, say, New York's egg cream soda, the Tin Roof sundae has a clearly defined history. It was born inside a soda shop called the Potter Sundry and straight ...

FOR RELEASE SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 2017, AT 12:01 A.M. CDT.-The tin roof sundae is shown at The Potter Sundry Thursday May 4, 2017, in Potter, Nebraksa. (Ryan Soderlin/The World-Herald via AP) more ...

A visit to Potter, the home of duck pin bowling & the Tin Roof Sundae. Located in Cheyenne County, the small village of Potter sits along the I-80. For a town that boasts being the "Home of the ...

The Tin Roof Sundae started in Potter. In 1916, the building was the Potter Drug Company. James Thayer’s son was a soda jerk, and in the 1930′s he developed the sundae.

We learn about a popular western Nebraska stop where you can enjoy the famous tin roof sundae. The name of this treat was coined in Potter.

Here's a sweet piece of history: This corner of Meadvile was once home to A.R. Keep's Drug Store -- the place where the tin roof sundae, a scoop of ice cream smothered in hot fudge and Spanish pean… ...

Stop& Shop's Tin Roof Sundae is just the latest in a series of vanilla, chocolate, peanut combos I've tried and reviewed. There are good things about this treat and some not so good things as well.

The recalled Tin Roof Sundae Pints have the UPC 70905-80128. They have one of the following codes on the bottom of the pint: -- Best by 3-20-2010, 05-50 8080. -- Best by 4-17-2010, 05-50 8108.