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Ice Cream Shop Closing In Edgewood
A homemade ice cream shop closes its doors Monday, but hopes to find a new location in Edgewood while opening a second shop in Aberdeen.
EDGEWOOD, MD — A Harford County ice cream shop will be closing after five years in business.
The owners stated on social media that they plan to reopen at a new location after they couldn't negotiate a new lease.
Monday will be the last day of operation for Edgewood Creamery.
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The ice cream shop offers creative flavors like banana pudding and ube, which is made from a Filipino yam. Some of their fan-favorite homemade flavors include hazelnut Nutella, caramel banana, orange lavender and dairy-free toasted coconut.
But co-owner Louis Bono said on social media that this won't be the end for the creamery.
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The team plans to find a new location in Edgewood and is hoping to open a second shop in Aberdeen that will be called Northside Creamery.
They will be open Monday from noon to 10 p.m. and are located at 701 Edgewood Road, Edgewood.
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