Haagen Dazs shop in the Waterside mall, Naples.

Most ice cream lovers would agree that the creamiest ice cream is the best.  Manufacturers judge ice cream by the butterfat content.  Haagen-Dazs makes no apologies for their fat content. Their product is available in super markets, but once, I found a HD shop in New Jersey where you order a sundae or a milk shake made from that wonderful creamy recipe.

Last week we discovered a HD shop in Naples at the Waterside Shops mall on Tamiami Trail.  It was funny because the customers were all women shoppers who stopped for a treat.  Everyone of them had purchased the smallest cup possible, and they were eating it very slowly as if it were their last meal.  So I ordered a small hot fudge sundae. It had one small scoop in a small cup.  I thought they should have been playing that Disney tune–it’s a small world after all.  I ate it slowly also, giving Eileen two tiny tastes  (she refused to actually get her own,  which is a devious trick that she does frequently).  It cost me nearly $5.00   (but it WAS extra good.)

If you love good ice cream, check it out. It might be worth the trip  (also you can buy a $1000.00 plastic bag from Louis Vuitton or a trinket at Tiffany’s). By the way, despite the name, Haagen-Dazs is an American company. The Danish-sounding name was invented by the founders in Bronx, New York.