Ontario ice cream lovers, the next time you're craving a frosty treat, you’re going to want to pay on particular shop a visit, as it was just recognized among the world's most iconic according to a new global ranking.
A new ranking by Taste Atlas has recognized 100 distinguished ice cream shops spanning the globe, with just one beloved spot in Toronto earning its place on the prestigious list.
Originally from Toronto's east end, Ed’s Real Scoop is celebrated not only as a local favourite but now as a global sensation and received high praise for its unique and beloved Burnt Marshmallow flavour.
Founded by Ed Francis in 2000, Ed’s Real Scoop has become a cherished institution in Toronto. The shop’s hallmark Burnt Marshmallow offers a delightful twist on a campfire classic, captivating the taste buds of dessert enthusiasts throughout the city. This iconic flavour is a testament to the shop’s commitment to quality, as Ed’s Real Scoop prides itself on using only the finest ingredients and making everything in-house, ensuring a fresh and flavourful experience with every scoop.
For those looking to experience this renowned ice cream firsthand, Ed’s Real Scoop has several locations across Toronto, including The Beaches, Leslieville, Roncesvalles, and Mimico. Each location maintains the shop’s high standards, making it easy for Torontonians and visitors alike to indulge in their famous small batch ice cream, gelato, sorbet, and yogurt. So, the next time you find yourself in Toronto, you may want to give Ed’s a try… or trust us, it’s worth the drive.
While Ed’s Real Scoop stands out as Toronto’s pride, other Canadian ice cream shops also made a mark in Taste Atlas’s ranking. Cavendish’s Cows earned recognition for its delightful Wowie Cowie flavour, Vancouver’s La Casa Gelato was noted for their adventurous durian gelato, and Montreal’s Le Bilboquet impressed with their refreshing mango sorbet.
With such an accolade under its belt, Ed’s Real Scoop continues to solidify its place not only in the hearts of Torontonians but also on the global dessert scene. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, a trip to Ed’s Real Scoop promises a sweet and memorable treat.
