★★★★★4.8 on Google from 30+ reviews
Triplescoop is a London family ice cream business now in its third generation. It hires out ice cream vans for weddings, birthdays and events, runs a dessert shop on Walworth Road, and supplies wholesale ice cream.
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Triplescoop is a London family ice cream business now in its third generation. It hires out ice cream vans for weddings, birthdays and events, runs a dessert shop on Walworth Road, and supplies wholesale ice cream.
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Based in London, Triplescoop works across the city and about 15 km around it.
Yes, Triplescoop hires its ice cream vans for weddings, birthdays, school fairs, events and music videos. You can send over your event date and postcode and the team will reply promptly.
You can book by sending your date and postcode through the site's booking form, or by calling +44 737 836 8785. The team gets back to you quickly after you get in touch.
The shop is on Walworth Road in London.
Triplescoop has four vans, which travel to the customer's event.
There are nine flavours, all made in-house by Triplescoop. They include Velvet Crush, a chocolate strawberry flavour, and Citrus Pop, a lemon ice.
Yes, Triplescoop offers wholesale supply alongside its van hire and shop.
Triplescoop has made ice cream in London for over fifty years, and the business is now run by the third generation of the family.
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