Kream Kong Ice Cream is making people happy one scoop at a time.

This summer was filled with adventure and lots of great food. Recently, we were invited to a media event for Kream Kong Ice Cream, an organic ice cream truck. My family and I were so excited to attend the event's secret location because we had heard so many great things about this organic ice cream. We jumped in the car and fought through rush hour traffic to enjoy this fantastic treat!

When we arrived, the ice cream flavors available included vanilla, cookies & cream, and strawberry. Kreme Kong offers other flavors on a rotating schedule. Some of these flavors include Ube, Peanut Butter and Jelly, Red Velvet, Avocado, Cookie Butter, Matcha, and Banana Cream Pie.

For our visit, we chose the Organic Strawberry and Cookies & Cream ice cream. Kream Kong hosts some incredibly yummy toppings. Our cream included Cinnamon Toast Crunch, crushed Oreos, Fruity Pebbles, and chocolate sauce. Delicious ice cream with amazing toppings will bring the kid out in everyone.

To find out more information on where to find them, follow them on Facebook. Look under their events page for their scheduled locations. Check out these upcoming events:

Halloween Fest in Villa Park on October 27th from 4 PM to 7:30 PM. Location: Villa Park Towncenter 17801 Santiago Blvd. Villa Park, CA.

Also, Come out for Street Food Tuesday, Oct 30th from 5 - 9:30 PM. Kream Kong will be located at 5800 Lincoln Ave. Cypress, CA.

Arrive early to ensure you get the best selection of flavor combinations!

Facebook: /KreamKongIceCream
Instagram: @kreamkongicecream
Twitter: @KreamKongIC

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