Does anyone remember a string here about the soft ice cream in the Mister Softee trucks being certified Kosher? I noticed the cones have a Kof K on the box. I could really go for one these days.... (1 reply, last updated by DeisCane July 16, 2005)

So what is your favorite ice cream truck? And what is you favorite treat? I go for a chocolate dipped cone from Mister Softee! (3 replies, last updated by TwoBellies May 12, 2009)

Hi, all. I’m a native NYer visiting town. I was on the 5th Avenue bus today and couldn’t help but notice that all the soft ice cream trucks above 23rd Street save one were off-brands. Why would there be only one... (1 reply, last updated by LNG212 July 24, 2009)

Anyone else a fan of soft-serve ice cream from the white & blue trucks? I’m working on a Google map of Mister Softee trucks in NYC and would love to know about any truck locations you’re aware of. Feel free to... (39 replies, last updated by carijo3 July 9, 2008)

Are you talking about Mister Softee - the ice cream truck? (1 reply, last updated by cakes April 25, 2007)

i’m pretty sure if you go to that little park in forest hills (it’s mcdonald park or something like that...off of queens blvd.) you’ll see the mister softee truck. you just have to catch it though cause... (14 replies, last updated by delerium March 26, 2003)

I am the VP of Mister Softee Inc. To my knowledge no trucks are individually certified. However all the food products ( ice cream, cones, sprinkles, toppings etc ) we serve are kosher. Our franchisees are required by the franchise... (9 replies, last updated by janet March 16, 2006)

Was walking past a Mister Softee truck when I remembered your post. Bought a cup of soft serve and there was a roast nuts cart next to it too, so I bought a bag of almonds. Carried it back to the office dumped the nuts and ice... (1 reply, last updated by Jasper October 3, 2005)

Mister Softee is a dairy product. It’s basically whipped ice cream. (10 replies, last updated by cate corcoran May 20, 2003)

Today’s NYT Dining In had an article about a new wave of chef-made soft serve ice creams that use minimal artificial ingredients, going for the nostalgic Mister Softee texture but in nouveau flavors like hibiscus, balsamic... (0 replies, last updated by veryveryrosalind July 23, 2008)

mister softee!! (3 replies, last updated by Cpalms September 26, 2007)

picks, too. Other flavors include watermelon, cherry, root beer. When I was a kid, Mr. Vecchitto used to drive a lemon ice truck through my neighborhood at night (along with the Good Humor Man and Mister Softee). I wish they... (2 replies, last updated by kattyeyes June 16, 2009)

DASZ on Montague Street and BEN & JERRY on Atlantic which are just more expensive editions of their commercial industrially made ice cream available at any supermarket. And of course, the aforementioned Mister Softee which is... (7 replies, last updated by quentin Chiappetta May 27, 2006)

No Mister Softee trucks by Court St around Montague? If there are any public schools in your area try hitting them between 2:30pm and 5 pm. They usually park around the schools to get the out going business. (13 replies, last updated by Warrengwhiz June 15, 2007)

or so and then it is replaced by a Mister Softee. Unfortunately the coffee is not organic, so I just stick to the donuts. After reading the recent NYT article “Did Your Shopping List Kill A Songbird?” non-organic... (8 replies, last updated by Peter Cuce April 18, 2008)