More than 20 people queued at one of the ice cream vans on Tuesday afternoon under the Hong Kong Observation Wheel. Most were tourists who had heard about the trucks on mainland Chinese social ...

A Las Vegas ice cream truck has been caught up in a social media furor after being mistaken for an Immigration and Customs Enforcement vehicle. In a now-deleted TikTok video, a woman posted a ...

But Friday morning, Settlemyers saw a TikTok video of his truck going viral for an unexpected reason. The video falsely claimed that Settlemyers’s van, packed with 70 ice cream flavors, was an ...

And that’s okay. It’s good-good, not good-bad.” Van Leeuwen Ice Cream was founded in New York City in 2008 out of a yellow truck by brothers Ben and Pete Van Leeuwen and Laura O’Neill.

The vendor, Deb Bliss, whose ice-cream truck has been a fixture at Home Beach ... Straddie businesswoman Deb Bliss wants to sell ice-creams from her van on the island’s beaches.

Van Leeuwen started as a New York ice cream truck in 2008 and now offers unique flavors like Honeycomb and Earl Grey alongside bold creations like Kraft Mac and Cheese ice cream. The Valentine’s ...

The ice cream truck shares the soda can’s orange and red gradient, a tweak made to the classic Coke iconography for the new flavor. Creamsicle as a flavor has seen a “renaissance” in interest over the ...

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – Social media posts mistakenly identified a law enforcement-themed Las Vegas ice cream truck as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement vehicle, leading its owner to fear for ...