It may not be quite like eating ice cream, but sometimes this futuristic frozen treat is exactly what you need. On a recent family outing, I came to the sudden realization that Dippin’ Dots has a near ...

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - They look like “dippin’ dots”, or even small pieces of Styrofoam that is falling from the sky, but this is actually a type of winter precipitation that is called graupel. Also ...

Dippin' Dots are the white whale of confections, often spoken of but rarely glimpsed for real. To get a taste of the sweet, colorful treasure requires going to an amusement park, movie theater, or one ...

National Ice Cream Day is Sunday, June 20, and to celebrate, the beloved frozen dessert brand Dippin’ Dots is giving away a free sweet treat to people all over the country. We all have the details on ...

In the snack world, ice cream and popcorn might not sound like a winning combination. But according to Steve Rothenstein, senior director of franchise development for Dippin’ Dots, which also owns Doc ...

The wondrous space age frozen dessert product Dippin' Dots (the "Ice Cream of the Future") was discovered in 1988 by microbiologist and cryogenic specialist Curt Jones in his parents' Illinois garage.

Dippin’ Dots is treating fans to a free mini cup of ice cream on National Ice Cream Day at participating locations on July 17. Here’s what to know. Business Wire Dippin’ Dots is celebrating National ...

Many of us have fond memories of Dippin' Dots, the beloved ice cream treat that can be found at childhood haunts, from the Louisville Zoo to Kentucky Kingdom and beyond. But while eating those little ...

During the pandemic, we've seen unlikely heroes emerge. But I don't think anyone expected Dippin' Dots to join those ranks. But the "ice cream of the future" may just provide a key component needed ...

Ten people have been confirmed as injured Wednesday in a Dippin' Dots factory explosion—the second of its kind within two years. The explosion occurred Wednesday afternoon at a factory owned by Dippin ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Nine people were released from the hospital and one continues to recover after a nitrogen explosion at a Dippin' Dots facility in Paducah, Kentucky this week, the company said.