Ice Cream Museum in LA | Yellowtrace

Ice Cream Museum in LAA | Yellowtrace

Ice Cream Museum in LA | Yellowtrace

Ice Cream Museum in LA | Yellowtrace

The Museum of Ice Cream in LA | Yellowtrace

The Museum of Ice Cream in LA | Yellowtrace

The Museum of Ice Cream in LA | Yellowtrace

The Museum of Ice Cream in LA | Yellowtrace

 

The Museum of Ice Cream kicked off in New York in 2016 to a wait list of 200,000 people. This time it’s hit the West Coast and has opened it’s doors in sunny Los Angeles. It’s four times larger than the original installation and people, unsurprisingly, went mad for it!

Complete with a swimmable pool filled with one hundred million multi coloured sprinkles, rooms with giant popsicles and a banana split installation comprising of ten thousand bananas, it’s hard to imagine which delight to indulge in first.

The Museum curated the best selection of ice cream and yes, that means physically tasting each and every saccharine morsel. Throughout its residency, the Museum showcased on rotation one “scoop of the week” from coveted creameries in California from the likes of ​McConnell’s​, ​Salt & Straw, Coolhaus x ​Cuisinart ​and ​CREAM​.

But they didn’t stop there. The Museum, in collaboration with scientists at ​International Flavours & Fragrances, developed ice cream inspired scents and flavours, the creation of which has lead to over ​30 new ice cream products. And what’s not to love about science and sugar? Even the grown ups among us have an excuse to indulge in the childhood delight of licking the deliciously cold dessert.

 


[Images courtesy of Museum of Ice Cream. Photography by Katie Gibbs.]

 



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Susanna has a background in Interior Architecture and a passion for writing. Based in Sydney, she has worked both in Asia and Australia designing. An avid writer, it’s hard to know what she prefers more, stringing words together or creating spaces. But one thing she does know, is that she loves doing the both together.

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