Have you had a sandwich for dessert?
If you finished a meal with a ham and cheese sandwich, that's fine, but we're talking about ice cream sandwiches here. The summertime favorite needs no spoon; hands will do. Just make sure to eat it quickly so that it doesn't melt all over you.
Here's our list of go-to ice cream sandwiches in Tucson.
HUB features both house-baked cookies and house-made ice cream. With flavors for both rotating, you can pick your flavors for each for a custom ice cream sandwich concoction. Additionally, you can pick up a ready-made one from the freezer to take on the go.
For more information, visit hubicecream.com.
This national cookie chain delivers their Cookiewich until 3 a.m. daily. While they assembled when eating at the bakery, the ice cream and cookies are separated for deliveries to help maintain structural integrity.
For more information, visit insomniacookies.com.
Local ice cream maker Isabella's Ice Cream distributes their ice cream sandwiches to a handful of restaurants around town. At the moment, you can find them at American Eat Co., the concession stand at The Loft Cinema, and at Bear Canyon Pizza.
For more information, visit isabellasicecream.com.
Rollies takes a Mexican route with their Concha Ice Cream Sandwich, which is topped with whipped cream, dulce de leche, and nuts.
For more information, visit rolliestucson.com.
Local THC-infused edibles company Elixir Ice Cream offers snickerdoodle ice cream sandwiches with a 150 mg dose of THC and chocolate-chocolate chip ice cream sandwiches with a 70 mg dose of THC.
Only patients with medical cannabis cards can purchase Elixir Ice Cream products. The ice cream is on sale at dispensaries Green Med Wellness Center and Purple Med Healing Center. Additionally, delivery is available via Hermes Delivery Service at (520) 881-0250.
Keep up with Elixir Ice Cream on Instagram. For more information, email info@elixiricecream.com.
Yes, calling a taco a sandwich is absurd. In the context of ice cream, it's fair game. Plus, if you turn a taco sideways, it becomes a sandwich.
Anyways, Monsoon Chocolate's Chocotaco features a waffle taco shell filled with frozen salted sweet corn custard, dipped in chocolate, and sprinkled with toasted pecans.
Frozen custard isn't technically ice cream, but it's close enough in this case. Carry on.
For more information, visit monsoonchocolate.com.
Jackie Tran is a Tucson-based food writer, photographer, culinary educator, and owner-chef of the food truck Tran's Fats. Although he is best known locally for his work for Tucson Foodie, his work has also appeared in publications such as Bon...
