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Why High Roads Ice Cream Should be Your Dessert of Choice

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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at SCAD ATL chapter.

High Road Ice Cream — it’s smooth, it’s cream, it’s delicious. And luckily it’s about that time of year for ice cream to make a comeback in your life.

Walk in to High Road Craft Ice Cream and you’ll see the owners daughter working the front desk with a chalk board of objectives for the day behind her. Walk through the offices and you’re greeted by friendly faces all working on how to make their product better. Once you pass them you’re taken on a tour of the facility where you see a team doing every part of the product from mixing ingredients and packing single cups, pints and gallons. The fresh ingredients are tasted in the next room where you can sample the flavors. There ingredients are so fresh they keep the milk in large cylinders in house. From milk, sugar, vanilla, etc. to packaging everything is done in High Roads facility and shipped to various vendors.

The History

It started when a group of Atlanta chefs decided to make ice cream that had 2 factors great flavor(s) and luxurious texture. At first these chefs had two purposes for it to stand on it’s own and elevate dessert menus. 

Where to find it

So where can you buy this delicious ice cream and diary free sorbet? Publix, Whole Foods, and  large variety of local venues like Ted’s @ Luckie Street. Now it’s summer and finals so get up, get out, and get some yourself.  In fact, there will be some tonight within walking distance from SCAD at our Gallery Exhibition at Christchurch Presbyterian (1740 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309).

Fashion Marketing Major at SCAD. Minor in business, Junior.
Starting out as a staff writer & visual contributor in the Spring of 2016, Christine soon became the replacement Campus Correspondent at Her Campus Savannah College of Art and Design for the 2016-17 school year. In January 2017, she facilitated the launch of the SCAD Atlanta branch's own editorial launch, apart from the Savannah campus, leading the team to win some 2017 Her Campus awards!  She is an illustrator and avid history lover, and she also served in the Army as an Analyst and went to Bethel Ministry School before attending SCAD.  Her goal, as an illustrator, writer and in life in general, is to mine life of the treasure contained within.  She loves to find and put on display ideas, people (portraiture) and beautiful things.  Valuable things that are all around us in our everyday life in the form of friends, coworkers, classmates, nature, even industry.  She loves music (even writing songs and performing!), dance and new adventures.   Eventually she plans to write and illustrate children's books, have her own business featuring greeting cards, paper products, and her own revolutionary online/physical editorial publication.  For more about Christine check out her website at www.christineburney.com.