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Nitrogen Ice Cream Shop Now Open in Shadyside

April 10, 2019 by Madeline Quigley Photo: Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream mixes dessert with a science lesson… and a whole bunch of other toppings. Great news heading into summer – the popular ice cream chain has officially opened their second location in Pittsburgh. The shop is located on South Highland

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Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream opens in St. Pete this Friday

It’ll be like a Bill Nye episode. JENNA RIMENSNYDER  APR 22, 2019 10 AM SUB ZERO NITROGEN ICE CREAM/ INSTAGRAM This Friday, St. Pete will have a science-based ice cream shop at 2216 66th St. North. Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream allows customers to watch their dessert transform from cream to a frozen treat using liquid

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New nitrogen ice cream shop coming to Shadyside

WPXI.com – March 25, 2019New nitrogen ice cream shop coming to Shadyside By: Tim Schooley – Reporter, Pittsburgh Business Times Updated: Mar 25, 2019 – 4:18 PM Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream, where the franchise’s signature product is frozen in two minutes by liquid nitrogen PITTSBURGH – Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream, a one-time participant on the

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Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream Opens In Johns Creek

Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream Opens In Johns Creek Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream, a concept that uses liquid nitrogen to freeze its treats right in front of guests, is open in Johns Creek. By Kathleen Sturgeon, Patch Staff | Mar 27, 2019 12:50 pm ET | Updated Mar 27, 2019 4:47 pm ET Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream now

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How We Can Tell the Temperature of the Ice Cream

Tips on Storing & Handling Ice Cream   Our process is unique. Two frequently asked questions are, “What temperature do you serve the product at and what is safe?” The short answer is, if it’s scoop-able, it’s between -5°F and 10°F.  Outside that range it will either be too sloppy or crumbly like popcorn. Read more

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