Nice Cream is a small ice cream company in Chicago that does something strange and daring in the modern food landscape: they make and sell ice cream using only ingredients with names that ordinary people can pronounce. Ingredients such as "cream," "eggs," and "pie." The tiny company was a classic recession success story: a laid-off teacher experiments at home with her Cuisinart ice cream maker, and with hard work and creativity creates a delicious product that's eventually sold at Whole Foods. But the state of Illinois doesn't really see it that way, and Nice Cream will have to shut down or make drastic changes to its products and process in order to stay legal. They're first, and other small-batch ice cream makers could be next.
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5 comments:
She started cutting into the margins of the big brands and they brought their bribery skills to bear on the local lawmakers. Money talks. She should try bribing a few of those lawmakers. Thats all it takes. Grease their palms...learn how to play the game, baby.
Move to a new state. Chicago is just a bunch of mobsters! Look where oue president came from!
Maybe she's like to come to Salisbury. Would love to have a business like that here.
The government can't put control drugs in it if it's natural
Pie are not an ingredient.
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