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Cool Licks Behind the Scenes of Some Great Ice Creams

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Last summer LAist embarked on an ice cream tasting trek of the city, and on our journey we discovered the deliciously different ice creams of Mashti Malone's. When every last drop was licked in those hot months, Mashti Malone's came up ranking #2 on our list, which isn't too shabby considering the vast array of choices in town. This weekend there's a special tasting event hosted by Pleasure Palate called "We All Scream for Ice Cream" at Mashti Malone's. For the $12 fee, you can enjoy a tour of Mashti Malone's original Hollywood location, an ice cream making demonstration, a Q&A about Mashti Malone's and ice cream in general, a tasting of 6 different ice creams, and a helping of your favorite Mashti Malone ice cream treat to end the visit. RSVPs and pre-payments for this event are required since space is limited. For more information about this event you can contact the organizer by email or phone at (626) 290-3443.

"We All Scream for Ice Cream" at Mashti Malone's
Sunday June 18th, 10:00 a.m.
Mashti Malone's
1525 North La Brea Avenue, Los Angeles

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