Celebrate National Ice Cream Day at Yabba's Wacky Snack Shack

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Celebrate National Ice Cream Day at Yabba's Wacky Snack Shack

R. Ken Cooper • July 20, 2024

Yabba's Wacky Snack Shack: A Sweet Spot for Ice Cream Day

Gulf Shores, Ala. – (OBA) – One of the sweetest national days on the calendar happens on the third Sunday of July, National Ice Cream Day. National Ice Cream Day was established by President Ronald Reagan in 1984 and is the perfect excuse to indulge in your favorite frozen treat.

You can celebrate National Ice Cream Day locally at Yabba's Wacky Snack Shack in either Foley or Gulf Shores. This unique candy store, established in 2012, offers more than just your typical ice cream or sweets.

Yabba's Wacky Snack Shack: A Local Treasure

Yabba's Wacky Snack Shack prides itself on providing "a candy store experience fueled by happiness & humor with a bit of light-hearted rebellion". They offer a wide variety of treats that are perfect for satisfying your ice cream or sweet tooth craving on National Ice Cream Day and beyond. Besides ice cream and sweets, here are a few of the other items in Yabba’s offerings…

Craft Sodas: One of Yabba's specialties is their extensive selection of craft sodas. From nostalgic favorites to wild flavors like grass, dirt, or butter soda, there's something to surprise and delight every palate. These unique beverages could be a fun alternative or complement to traditional ice cream.

Unique Gifts: If you're looking for a special way to celebrate National Ice Cream Day, Yabba's offers a range of unique gifts. These could be perfect for the ice cream lover in your life or as a treat for yourself.

Toys and Apparel: Enhance the fun of National Ice Cream Day with Yabba's selection of toys for all ages. You can also show your Yabba's pride with their custom-designed t-shirts, hats, and other apparel.

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Celebrating National Ice Cream Day

Yabba’s whimsical approach to treats aligns perfectly with the spirit of National Ice Cream Day. Here are some ways to celebrate:

Try a craft soda float: Combine Yabba's unique sodas with your favorite ice cream for a twist on the classic ice cream float.
Create an ice cream gift basket: Use Yabba's unique gifts and treats to assemble a custom ice cream-themed gift basket.
Host an ice cream social: Grab some toys and games from Yabba's to entertain guests at an ice cream-themed party.
Take a sweet road trip: Visit both Yabba's locations in Foley and Gulf Shores, picking up treats along the way to enjoy with your ice cream.

Remember, National Ice Cream Day is about more than just the frozen treat itself - it's about indulging in life's simple pleasures and creating sweet memories. Whether you're enjoying a scoop of your favorite flavor or exploring the wacky world of treats at Yabba's, make sure to savor every moment of this delicious holiday.

So this Sunday, embrace your inner child, let loose, and celebrate National Ice Cream Day with a visit to Yabba's Wacky Snack Shack. After all, in the words of L.M. Montgomery, "I guess ice cream is one of those things that are beyond imagination".

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