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    A converted ice cream truck that traded wheels for a walk-up window on Washington Avenue, this scoop shop keeps a short, rotating roster of flavors that leans well past vanilla, think black sesame, cookie butter, and vegan mango sticky rice. The Dough Boy, a scoop pressed between a warm powdered-sugar doughnut, is the order that ends up in everyone's photos. Call ahead to confirm your flavor is in stock, or risk making choices you weren't prepared for.

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    • Dough Boy

      “the Dough Boy, one scoop sandwiched between a warm, powdered-sugar doughnut.”

      Houstonia
    • Black sesame

      “Flavors include black sesame, Fruit Cereal Milk, cookie butter, and vegan mango sticky rice.”

      Houstonia
    • Fruit cereal milk

      “Flavors include black sesame, Fruit Cereal Milk, cookie butter, and vegan mango sticky rice.”

      Houstonia
    • English cherry pie

      “Our favorite here was a limited-run English cherry pie, with tart cherries frozen and deconstructed into a granita with graham cracker crust folded in throughout.”

      The Infatuation

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