A rockin' helmet sundae at Fenway Park
Archive for the ‘Helmet Sundaes’ Category
Obligatory
Monday, August 10th, 2009
Nice variety
Saturday, April 4th, 2009
Sundae Helmets at Dayton's 5/3 Field
Helmet ice
Tuesday, March 17th, 2009
This totally hit the spot
Mud Hens helmet sundae
Sunday, July 27th, 2008
An EPIC Toledo Mudhens helmet sundae
Mud Hens helmet sundae. OMG!!1!
Dave got this one, complete with Mud Hens helmet. I couldn’t handle eating two in one day. I just couldn’t do it.
Generosities
Sunday, July 27th, 2008
BOOM!
The Helmet Cup ice cream was $6 at Comerica Park, but I got a big ol’ heapin’ of ice cream with that $6. I flat out could not eat all that I had gotten. The sign says you get two dips. I got 4.37 dips. The helmet cup lady held nothing back.
Helmet Sundae = Win
Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008
This was a good one.
Here’s to a Reds win tonight! More delicious photos over at OMG Helmet Sundae.
Sundae trio
Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008
A Triad of Treats
Hot night
Wednesday, July 16th, 2008
On the brink of overload.
The helmet ice cream called for backup in the form of a strawberry margarita.
Orioles. Really?
Wednesday, July 16th, 2008
A Triple-A Treat
What the hell Louisville? Can’t you get some Bats helmets made up to serve your ice cream in? I can get a Dragons helmet up in Dayton and a Legends helmet in Lexington… but no Bats helmet in Louisville? Absolute silliness. I guess I’ll take the Orioles helmet this time, but next time I may just pass on the helmet sundae. Harsh, I know… but that’s how I roll.
The "Helmet Cup"
Sunday, June 22nd, 2008
Melting in the heat
No helmet sundaes here at Yankee Stadium, at least not out here in the bleachers. Out here, they are called “helmet cups” where you get a helmet and ice cream, and that is about it. I felt pretty lucky to get sprinkles.
So, since we were out in the bleachers, I felt I missed out on all that Yankee Stadium had to offer. Like Wrigley Field in Chicago, the bleachers at Yankee Stadium have their own entrance and the rest of the stadium is not accessible. The food and merchandise seemed pretty bare bones out there. I imagine it was a little better in the main part of the stadium.
We did end up going to the Yankee Team store behind home plate after the game, but that was the only experience other than the bleachers. Don’t worry, we didn’t pick up much. Just a Yankee Stadium magnet – like the players are wearing on their sleeves and a program.