Learn how to make boozy ice cream cocktails at the Tipsy Scoop™ Barlour
Learn how to make boozy ice cream cocktails at the Tipsy Scoop™ Barlour in Brooklyn - 270 Metropolitan Avenue (between Driggs & Roebling) off the Bedford L stop in Williamsburg!
In this ice cream cocktail mixology class you'll learn how to make 2 of our Instagram famous boozy ice cream cocktails! Plus learn the about company history, sample other limited-time boozy flavors, and take lots of Instagram-worthy pics!
Following in the ice cream tradition, I began to experiment with putting a modern boozy twist on ice cream. I wanted to combine the best of both worlds and infuse traditional ice cream flavors with different liquors and now, in the family tradition, Tipsy Scoop™!
My great, great, great grandfather, Achille, moved from his small mountaintop town of Picinisco, Italy to Glasgow, Scotland. He made ice cream at home and sold it from a pushcart as he walked the city streets. Eventually he opened his own ice cream shop and brought his sons into the business.
The family business continued with my great, great grandfather, Giovanni, who opened several of his own shops around Glasgow in the 1900s.
My great grandfather, Federico, continued the family ice cream tradition and opened shops throughout Scotland and England and eventually became the President of the Ice Cream Alliance of Great Britain.
You will learn secret science in milk in the Latte Art Class and how it affects foam’s quality to get world-class level latte art. You will learn how to steam the milk, pitcher grip and pour basic heart, tulip, rosetta, and more.
That way we can promote our partner's outstanding skills at the origin so that your coffee gets better every year.
Training is included with the purchase of commercial espresso equipment.
These muffins are soft, spongey, and most importantly yummy! They are subtly sweet with hints of lemon, cinnamon, and nutmeg. You will also make a creamy glaze and mixed berry sauce for a perfect final touch.
Learn your preferences for various coffee origins [Americas, Africa, & Indo-Pacific] and processing methods [Natural, Honey, Washed].
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