by Bruce Bilmes and Sue Boyle
24. August 2008 19:17
Tourist stops in Le Mars, Iowa (known as The Ice Cream Capital of the World) feared a drop in business this summer, what with the high gasoline prices, and the completion of the Highway 75 bypass that allows north-south travelers to avoid passing through town. Turned out business has been as good as ever! North-south traffic through town has dropped, but east-west traffic has increased. And “staycation” visitors have boosted business at places like Bob’s Drive-Inn and Blue Bunny Ice Cream Parlor. Read Magdalene Biesanz’s story in the Le Mars Daily Sentinel.
That’s a Bob’s hot dog pictured above, with loosemeat topping. Michael Stern, in his Roadfood.com review of Bob's, says "these dogs are natural-casing beauties with a real snap to their skin." See also the Roadfood.com review of Blue Bunny.
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Tags: the ice cream capital of the world, le mars, iowa, bob's drive-inn, blue bunny, blue bunny ice cream parlor, ice cream, hot dogs, loosemeats, magdalene biesanz, daily sentinel, michael stern
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