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Salt & Straw to Celebrate Spooky Season with Halloween-Inspired “Ice SCREAM!” Flavors on September 24th

September 22, 2021

Salt & Straw Invites Ghouls and Goblins to Sample Wicked Treats this Fall, Offering All Children in Costumes a Complimentary Kids Scoop on Halloween

 

PORTLAND, Ore. (Sept. 22, 2021) – Salt & Straw Ice Cream invites visitors to indulge in “Ice SCREAM!” flavors this Halloween season available Friday, September 24 through Sunday, October 31.

Experience this year’s “Ice SCREAM!” spooky flavors. Children under 14 dressed in costume will receive a complimentary kids scoop on Halloween, October 31st.
“Ice SCREAM!” flavors are available by the scoop and pint at Salt & Straw scoop shops. They can be shipped nationwide through Salt & Straw’s website www.saltandstraw.com with new, lower shipping rates starting at $12.

2021 Ice SCREAM! Series

Hello, Ghouls and Goblins!
Welcome to our House of Sweet Scare.
Step inside, but please beware
– wicked treats await ‘round every turn.
Eerie ice creams bubble, toil, and churn
Underfoot, floorboards creak and groan
As you tiptoe down towards the Crypt Keeper’s unknown
While the dim light flickers overhead, forget your fears and rather instead,
Come along on a taste adventure with our team of undead.

 

Double Bubble Toil & Trouble (v)
In the middle of our lab, a cauldron boils. Into the pot goes every color of fruit, while puffs of ethereal blue fizzle and shoot. Under midnight’s dark cloak, elements together boil and smoke. Our kitchen together had their fun, creating this potion of bright bubble gum. Take a taste, bubble and blow, for this is one potion that will steal the show.
The Great Candycopia
As darkness falls across the land, the candymaking hour is close at hand. Swarms of housemade trick-or-treat favorites-—Kit Kats, Reeses, Snickers, Heath bars-—are transformed into milk chocolate-buried crispy feuilletine, peanut butter trapped inside walls of chocolate, and almonds smothered in BOOrbon vanilla toffee before getting folded into a diabolically delicious salted butterscotch ice cream, stuck for eternity.
Don Bugito’s Creepy Crawly Critters
One, two, ten prickles along your skin. Dozens of critters are hiding in the grass by way of this matcha ice cream with toffee-brittle mealworms and chocolate crickets. Don Bugito in Oakland provided the delicious bugs, we delivered the creepy. Made with Don Bugito.
Jack o’ Lantern Pumpkin Bread
Hidden away in the back of an old cupboard is Grandma’s secret book of family spells. Wait, we mean.. recipes. A whispered incantation: one crooked smile of Jack, a pinch of warm spice, the tender hunks of a just-baked pumpkin bread, and generous swaths of whipped cream cheese frosting will leave you enchanted.
Black Cat Licorice & Lavender
Rounding the corner with a ghastly squeal, a jet-black figure pounces on your shadow. In this ominous, unexpected flavor, we’ve conjured up superstition with a silky, pitch-dark anise and fennel caramel with luminous salted lavender ice cream. We wouldn’t turn our backs if we were you

ABOUT SALT & STRAW ICE CREAM

Salt & Straw Ice Cream is a Portland-based, family-run ice cream company that was founded in 2011 by cousins Kim & Tyler Malek. Salt & Straw makes unbelievably delicious ice creams that tell the narrative of artisans, meaningful food movements and important social causes. The company creates a unique menu in each city that changes every four to six weeks, makes ice cream by hand in small batches and designs a generous store experience that’s personalized and welcoming. The debut Salt & Straw Cookbook was released in April 2019, published by Clarkson Potter. Salt & Straw presently has three scoop shops in Portland, and one in Lake Oswego. Pint packs are available for online purchase, and can be shipped anywhere in the United States as well as through the Salt & Straw Pints Club.

Find more information at www.saltandstraw.com, or call 503-954-1458. Follow us on Facebook at Salt and Straw Ice Cream, Twitter and Instagram: @SaltandStraw.

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