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ice cream specialties<br />
SUNDAES Splits<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Franklin</strong> Mint <br />
MINT CHIP and VANILLA ice creams striped in chocolate<br />
syrup, FLUFFY MARSHMALLOW glaze and Crème de Menthe<br />
finished with home-made whipped cream and<br />
a mint green maraschino cherry.<br />
Our own breath freshener!<br />
$10<br />
Homemade Hot Fudge <br />
Two dipperfuls of PHILADELPHIA VANILLA BEAN ice cream<br />
suffocated in FRANKLIN FOUNTAIN HOT FUDGE and topped with<br />
our fresh whipped cream and a cherry... a true American icon.<br />
Wilbur’s dark chocolate is churned SMOOTH with fresh local milk,<br />
cream and butter, then cooked ON-SITE in an antique copper candy kettle.<br />
Honest ingredients are the best policy for flavor.<br />
$8.50<br />
<strong>The</strong> Lightening Rod <br />
A dark Chocolate brownie surmounted by COFFEE ice cream<br />
bathed in a SHOT of ESPRESSO and peppered with chocolate covered<br />
espresso beans, white chocolate shavings<br />
and finished with a salty pretzel rod.<br />
Will surely ELECTRIFY even the most enervated!<br />
$10<br />
Mt . Vesuvius <br />
A mountain of CHOCOLATE or VANILLA ice cream ERUPTING<br />
in chocolate brownie pieces, CASCADING with hot fudge<br />
and BLANKETED in malt powder.<br />
A dollop of whipped cream indicates her smoking signal.<br />
A true display of Pomp-eiin circumstance.<br />
$10<br />
Peach Melba Parfait <br />
FRESH PEACH ice cream DOUSED in raspberry puree,<br />
sprinkled with diced almonds and finished with a collar of<br />
RUFFLED whipped cream. Following soprano Nellie Melba’s<br />
performance of Wagner’s Lohengrin in 1893, French chef<br />
Auguste Escoffier was moved to create<br />
an exquisite dessert for Dame Nellie.<br />
This is a variation on Escoffier’s famous dessert.<br />
$8.50<br />
<strong>The</strong> Southern Sympathizer <br />
RUM RAISIN and PISTACHIO ice creams with pecans and pistachios<br />
SMOTHERED in hot caramel and STUDDED with praline brittle.<br />
This <strong>Franklin</strong> <strong>Fountain</strong> original is as pretty as a sweet-talking LOUISIANA GIRL<br />
in her Sunday best.<br />
$10<br />
Maple Leaf Rag <br />
An homage to Scott Joplin’s popular 1899 piano ballad, two dipperfuls of<br />
CHOCOLATE ice cream are shellacked in pure MAPLE WALNUTS, the<br />
syrupy sweetness cut by “<strong>The</strong> Sting” of tart PINEAPPLE, crushed fresh<br />
and piqued with whipped cream.<br />
In season, ask for the BANANA Ice Cream variation.<br />
{as famously featured in the New York Times}<br />
$8.50<br />
<strong>The</strong> Stock Market Crunch <br />
ROCKY ROAD ice cream coated in thick peanut butter sauce and paved with<br />
crumbled salt pretzels. William Dreyer and Joseph Edy concocted the first<br />
batch of ROCKY ROAD ice cream in 1929 following the great stock market<br />
crash to give consumers something to SMILE about during<br />
the impending Depression.<br />
$10<br />
Broken Hearts <br />
“...put a slice of brick VANILLA ice cream on a 6-inch plate.<br />
Cover the ice cream with fresh, sweetened, and slightly mashed strawberries,<br />
and over these put sweetened whipped cream; top off with two whole<br />
strawberries and serve with two nabisco wafers. Sells for 20 cents.”<br />
{F. Varney, Dispenser’s Formulary, 1910}<br />
$10<br />
yyyyyyyyyy COLLEGE <strong>ICE</strong>S yyyyyyyyyy<br />
Once upon a Simpler time, a young Fraternity gent asked a<br />
pretty College girl out for a Row or a round on his Velocipede,<br />
later accompanied by some Ice Cream refreshment.<br />
College Ladies were known to prefer a small amount of sorbet<br />
or ice cream accompanied by a fruit or nut dressing.<br />
Choose one Scoop Ice Cream and one Topping.<br />
$6<br />
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Dr Dovey’s Classic 1904 Banana Split<br />
In a proper banana boat is placed a banana, SPLIT lengthwise with one<br />
scoop each of VANILLA, STRAWBERRY and CHOCOLATE ice creams<br />
covered in crushed pineapple, strawberry topping and chocolate syrup,<br />
garnished with whipped cream, chopped nuts and two maraschino<br />
cherries. Originated in 1904 by pharmacist David Strickler in Latrobe,<br />
PA. An Apprentice, Howard Dovey, brought the BANANA SPLIT to<br />
PHILADELPHIA where he attended medical school. Dr. Dovey is<br />
credited with popularizing the FAMOUS dessert by instructing<br />
PHILADELPHIA soda dispensers on how to make a SPLIT properly.<br />
We hope he’d be proud of ours, served in authentic period dish.<br />
$14<br />
Tarzan of the Apes <br />
This swinging swashbuckler was born in 1912 by a middle aged pencil<br />
sharpener salesman named Edgar Rice Burroughs. As the story goes, a<br />
supple young man {a generous serving of Vanilla} with Ape blood<br />
{CHOCOLATE Syrup} is raised on tropical FRUITS<br />
{bananas & berries} and crowned King of the Jungle {whipped cream<br />
headband}. This dessert’s Intelligent Design makes for a SLIPPERY<br />
slope and can SPLIT audiences right down the middle!<br />
$10<br />
Banana Split for My Baby <br />
A smaller variation of the American Classic, inspired by LOUIS<br />
PRIMA’S 1949 tune for that waist-conscious lady or man.<br />
A banana sliced into coins LADEN with CHOCOLATE and PEANUT<br />
BUTTER ice creams coated with HOT FUDGE, peanut butter sauce,<br />
Spanish peanuts, and finished with whipped cream and one cherry.<br />
Served with a glass of plain water for him.<br />
$12<br />
<strong>ICE</strong><br />
<strong>CREAM</strong><br />
By the Cup or Cone<br />
Small $4.60<br />
Medium $5.55<br />
Large {Pint} $6.75<br />
/ <strong>The</strong> consumption of raw or undercooked eggs may increase your risk of food borne illness, /<br />
especially for: young children, senior citizens and pregnant women.<br />
from the<br />
fountain<br />
SODA<br />
Choice of Twenty-Five Flavors! REGULAR $2 LARGE $3<br />
Phosphates<br />
{Tart old-fashioned sodas with a dash of citric or PHOSPHORIC acid}<br />
$5<br />
Japanese Thirst Killer <br />
Orgeat {almond}, Grape juice, & Angostura Bitters with Phosphate<br />
Egyptienne Egg Shake <br />
Orange & Rose, rising with a golden EGG representing<br />
the sun god RE. Bejeweled with a sweet date.<br />
Jamestown Julep <br />
A traditional Southern Julep with Mint & Lemon, a dash of Madiera<br />
wine and garnished with candied lemon peel.<br />
ice cream sodas<br />
$7<br />
Root Beer Float <br />
Ladies Choice <br />
Raspberry Soda infused with Peach Ice Cream & Sweet Cream<br />
Coca -Cola and Ice Cream <br />
Cherry Bomb <br />
A ball of Chocolate Ice Cream dropped in a Cherry Soda<br />
MILKSHAKES<br />
Regular $7 Large $8<br />
Thirst - Ades<br />
$5<br />
Made with pressed whole fruit!<br />
LEMONADE ORANGEADE LIME RICKEY LIMEADE<br />
NEW YORK EGG <strong>CREAM</strong>S<br />
$5<br />
Vanilla or Chocolate {Fox’s}
vanilla<br />
chocolate<br />
franklin mint chip<br />
cherry vanilla<br />
peanut butter<br />
chocolate chip<br />
hydrox cookie<br />
rocky road<br />
teaberry gum<br />
black raspberry<br />
<strong>ICE</strong><br />
<strong>CREAM</strong>S<br />
coconut<br />
peach<br />
strawberry<br />
green tea<br />
butter pecan<br />
pistachio<br />
coffee<br />
maple walnut<br />
rum raisin<br />
cotton candy<br />
seasonal sorbets sugar free flavors soy ice creams<br />
featured flavors<br />
TOPPINGS<br />
homemade hot fudge - $2<br />
homemade hot caramel - $2<br />
homemade peanut butter sauce - $2<br />
marshmallow sauce - $2<br />
jimmies (chocolate or multicolor) - $1<br />
malt powder - $1<br />
chocolate brownie pieces - $3<br />
salted pretzel pieces - $1.50<br />
chocolate covered espresso beans - $2.50<br />
white chocolate shavings - $2<br />
hydrox cookie pieces - $2<br />
zoological animal crackers - $1.50<br />
whole pistachio nuts - $2<br />
walnuts in maple syrup - $2.50<br />
chopped almonds - $1.50<br />
salted pecans - $2<br />
spanish peanuts - $1.25<br />
fresh whipped cream - $1.50<br />
chocolate syrup (cold) - $1<br />
orange glacé - $2<br />
mixed berry compote - $2<br />
fresh crushed pineapple - $2.50<br />
sliced bananas - $2<br />
raspberry puree - $2<br />
black cherries in kirsch - $2<br />
crushed strawberries - $2
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