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Humdoo Ice Cream Shop Opens For Business In Buckingham
The new store is featuring all of Humdoo's favorites, including 24 flavors of hand-scooped hard ice cream, milkshakes, sundaes, and more.
BUCKINGHAM, PA — Bucks County ice cream lovers have a big reason to celebrate. Flemington, N.J.-based Humdoo Ice Cream opened its second location on Saturday at the former Candlewyck in Buckingham.
The new store is featuring all of Humdoo's favorites, including 24 flavors of hand-scooped hard ice cream complemented by milkshakes, sundaes, and ice cream cakes. Plus it is debuting its exclusive Buckingham Soda Bar featuring dirty soda, floats, fizzies, and a whole lot more.
"Whether you've been following along since day one or you're discovering Humdoo for the first time, we'd love for you to celebrate this milestone with us. This shop has been a dream in the making, and we're so excited to finally share it with the Buckingham community," said owner Gabriella Truppi.
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Earlier this year, Patch reported exclusively that Truppi, the founder and owner of Humdoo Ice Cream in Flemington, N.J., had signed a lease to bring her ice cream treats to the former site of the Candlewyck on Durham Road.
Gabriella Truppi, the founder and owner of Humdoo Ice Cream in Flemington, N.J. (Humdoo Ice Cream)
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“This is beyond exciting,” said Truppi, who opened her Flemington store five years ago.
“Our ice cream is considered super premium. In order to be considered ice cream, it has to have 10 percent butterfat. Our ice cream is about 14 to 16 percent,” said Truppi.
Their top sellers include flavors like Lemon Bar, Chocoholic and Campfire S’mores.
“The first one I ever ordered and the one we will always have because it’s so near and dear to my heart is lemon bar. It’s incredible,” she said.
The name of the store comes from her little sister. “When she was a baby, she didn’t call it ice cream. She called it humdoo. So growing up, that’s what we called ice cream in my house.”
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