
A few years ago, I heard the familiar music coming from a Joe’s Ice Cream truck and ran out of the house with my son so I could share my beloved childhood memory. But I was appalled when I had to plunk down $3.00 for a Spongebob Pop, and I soon realized that too much time had passed since my last ice cream truck purchase. Either way, though, up until the time Joe’s discontinued their truck service, I experienced Pavlovian moments whenever I heard music from the Joe’s jeep echoing down the street.
But now there’s a roaming street truck that’s decked out with awesome, amazing, homemade creations that are worth their weight in gold. Aptly named, Street Treats, this Biodiesel-fueled truck visits different neighborhoods all over Seattle. In addition to selling ice cream, they carry cookie sandwiches (including a peanut butter sandwich with homemade marshmallow fluff!), High-5 hand-held pies, bars, and build-your-own ice cream sandwiches with any of the cookies.
Street Treats is making an appearance in Wallingford at the Tilth Harvest Fair this Saturday, from 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., and again on Sunday, between 2-5 p.m., “somewhere near Fuel Coffee, on 45th.”
It’s like heaven on wheels.
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