List,

How about Sebastian Joes at Lake Harriet. And Sonny's at Lake Calhoun. 
 Both locally owned small batch favorties. Sonny's is 100% organic and 
natural.  Then when I feel like some Hanna Lemongrass ice cream I will 
walk around Lake Calhoon, and when I want some awesome Chocolate Chip I 
will walk around Harriet. It will make the decision of where to walk so 
much easier.

Joseph Barisonzi
Lyndale (Home of Sonny's Ice Cream)  Ward 10





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>
>Rick Carney writes:
>
>>I too would favor
>>a local company, absolutely,  if there is one with the
>>wherewithal and ability to step in and take over. The
>>question is, who wants to, and even more importantly, who
>>can?
>>
>
>David Brauer writes:
>
>According to DQ's website, they are based at:
>
>American Dairy Queen Corporation
>7505 Metro Blvd.
>Minneapolis, MN 55439
>
>So they're local. And it seems they have the wherewithal.
>
>But wait - this just in - DQ's claim to Minneapolis-basedness is a big
>corporate LIE. True locals know that Metro Blvd. is not in Minneapolis,
>but EDINA! So they ARE out-of-towners.
>
>
>David Piehl writes:
>
>Dairy Queen may have "local" headquarters, but they are a subsidiary of
>Berkshire Hathaway Inc (as in Warren Buffet).  Here is a link to their
>website: http://www.berkshirehathaway.com/.;
>
>Someone else commented about Ben and Jerry's.  Ben and Jerry's was sold a
>few years ago for several hundred million dollars to Unilever, the second
>largest food company in the world - based in the Netherlands.
>http://www.unilever.com/
>
>Haagen Daz, on the other hand, was owned by Pillsbury and is now part of
>General Mills.  Though Nestle managed to get control of the North American
>ice cream production, all of the Haagen Daz ice cream shops world-wide (and
>they are everywhere in northern Europe) are owned by General Mills.
>Further, it's all natural.
>
>Personally, I'd rather see Sebastian Joe's open up there, or maybe a Grand
>Ole Creamery - with a focus on ice cream cones (nearly no litter) and maybe
>non-disposable dished for those who'd rather not deal with a cone.
>
>David Piehl
>Self-Appointed Central Neighborhood Ice Cream "Expert"
>
>
>
>
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