the loooooooooong lines Plum street sno balls are great Went to Pandora’s on Carrollton last weekend and the ice was very clumpy and didn’t melt easily Favorite sno ball stand in Metairie is Casey’s, 4608 W.... (8 replies, last updated by jmorri26 July 29, 2009)

called "Whoppers Sno-Balls". Apparently it’s the same thing only white for the holidays and the package has a polar bear on the front. The problem is I have no idea where to find them near me. So if anyone has seen these in... (12 replies, last updated by pepitos December 24, 2007)

It started out as a joke between friends, but now we are desperately searching for Hostess Sno Balls, as sort of a humorous “for old time's sake” birthday present. Does anyone know where they can be found online and... (11 replies, last updated by PinotPlease August 13, 2007)

there twice. For full disclosure I grew up in Louisiana so perhaps I prefer these type of snowcones over others. For the newcomers.....A New Orleans sno-ball will usually be drizzled in “cream” which is sweetened... (6 replies, last updated by clockwork June 29, 2007)

We are hosting a festival in Wisconsin Dells & would like to purchase 200 sno balls for an event. Anyone know where I can buy them near Madison? Thank you. Happy New Year! (3 replies, last updated by stellamystar January 9, 2008)

i came across this article about snowballs (maryland summer ice treat) and in the article is a picture taken at "Renie’s Sno-ball Stand". does anyone know where this is and does it still exist? and can i get a true,... (5 replies, last updated by Lambretta76 April 23, 2005)

No matter where you are you ought to look for a certain type of machine. In New Orleans the Sno-Ball is King and from what I’ve seen the same goes for Hawaii. There is a cottage industry built around the shaved ice machines... (3 replies, last updated by Tebester May 2, 2005)

They’re STREETCARS, not trolleys. And the streetcar won’t take you to Tchoupitoulas and Cadiz or whatever cross street Hansen’s is located on. A lot of people like the Hansen’s particular sno-ball product... (12 replies, last updated by al bostick July 29, 2005)

I’ve never seen anyone there but the old folks and thought that’s why they kept cutting back their hours. Personally, I prefer Sno-Wizard machine made sno-balls to Sno-Blitz or the other company whose name i no longer... (7 replies, last updated by Amanda November 12, 2004)

If I want a sugar bomb, I go for a Sno-Ball at Casey’s New Orleans (51st and Airport). Yummy and CHEAP. (31 replies, last updated by hungryfoodie June 9, 2007)

Visited Sno la on Sunday after reading a post about it – I was particularly interested in trying the chocolate flavor since the OP said it had a pure, bittesweet chocolate flavor that a true chocoholic would appreciate.... (44 replies, last updated by trolley December 8, 2007)

There hasn’t been debate about creamy frozen treats in over a year, so... Having tried Amy’s, Marble Slab, Teo (both locations), Gelato’s, I still like Dolce Vita the best. And if we include ices in the... (0 replies, last updated by budgethound October 18, 2008)

I went to Fluff on 51st and 9th Ave. It is charming. I got a fresh mozzarella, pesto and red pepper grilled panini that was great. I also had a cup of coffee and a pink Sno-Ball. The presentation of all the sweets make it extra... (3 replies, last updated by twiggles November 9, 2004)

Greetings hounds, I was walking to Watercress and saw a storefront maybe half a block West on the same side of the street. On the window pane, was written something to the effect of "Sno-ball" or similar. It’s a new spot... (6 replies, last updated by JeffW May 5, 2008)

Okay. Disclaimer: never been to any of these, but here are some ones I’ve heard/read about. Link below is a website about the “Snowball Stand” (yes, I believe this is the way they spell it), which evidently has... (20 replies, last updated by bmorecupcake July 11, 2008)