Hester Street Fair Exclusive: New July 4th Inspired Popsicle & Ice Cream Flavors Debut Saturday ONLY from La Newyorkina & Guerilla Ice Cream

Date July 2, 2010

Guerilla Ice Cream

From left to right: Guerilla Ice Cream’s Red Coat & Chinatown Tea Party

La Newyorkina Walermelon Paleta

Above: La Newyorkina’s Watermelon Paleta

If you’re looking for a way to beat the heat this weekend, get down to Hester Street Fair Saturday where two unique frozen treats specialists are debuting brand new, July 4th inspired flavors for one day only.  The two mad ice cream scientists behind Guerilla Ice Cream continue their political revolution-inspired creativity as they debut Redcoat ($5)(spicy cranberry shaved ice with pop rocks) and Chinatown Tea Party ($5) (Steel Buddha Tea sorbet with Chinese walnut cookies and fresh dragonfruit). While those two troublemakers are slinging scoops, the lovely ladies of La Newyorkina, creators of Manhattan’s only artisanal Mexican ice pops, better know as paletas, will be reinventing the experience of eating a beautiful piece of fresh watermelon, right down to the rind, with their Watermelon Paleta ($4). To achieve the look of a real wedge of melon, the ladies fill their paleta molds with a combination of fresh pureed watermelon, simple syrup, lime juice, and salt then top it with a peeled, lightly sweetened puree of the rind.  It may be more delicious than the real thing.

3 Responses to “Hester Street Fair Exclusive: New July 4th Inspired Popsicle & Ice Cream Flavors Debut Saturday ONLY from La Newyorkina & Guerilla Ice Cream”

  1. Spaghetti Betty said:

    Love the article! Just did a feature on ice pops on my blog too! La Newyorkina’s spicy mango was my favorite but how creative with this new watermelon pop!

  2. The City Sweet Tooth » Sweet Links of the Week! July 2nd! said:

    […] Kelvin Natural Slushy Truck Coming soon! (Grub Street) July 4th Menu Planner! (Serious Eats) July 4th Themed Sweets at Hester St. Fair this weekend! (NYC Food Guy) Dessert Truck is back on the Street! (Fork in the Road) More Birdbath bakeries to open! (NY Times […]

  3. The NYC Food Guy said:

    Thanks Spaghetti. Good work on your end as well.

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