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The Daily Scoop had closed the store in Stanley street for winter earlier this year. The shopfront has since been taken up by Mineral Hair which is great looking salon! We have hoped to find a new owner or business … Continue reading →

The simple answer is winter break – we do not make ice cream over winter and will be contemplating how to start the next summer season. As many of our custoemrs know from the note on out shop door we … Continue reading →

There is some base left over from filling the orders for Mother’s Day last week, so I decided to offer the last chance to order ice cream. Please use the order form or email to specify what you would like. Pickup … Continue reading →

Easter is around the corner and The Daily Scoop will be open Wednesday and Thursday at the Stanley St store from 12 to 5PM. We will be closed on Good Friday, but then will open at Riverdeck cafe in Noreuil … Continue reading →

The Daily Scoop was very pleased to attract the attention of local press after winning 4 medals at the Royal Sydney Show. And many customers have mentioned that they have read about us which is great! We scanned the piece … Continue reading →

Handmade gourmet gelato is not available in many places outside metropolitan areas, and there are not many ways to let people outside a relatively small community like Albury-Wodonga to know what quality product we have. However, it is possible for … Continue reading →

At The Daily Scoop ice cream we are now able to make small batches during winter in a small ice cream making machine. As there is no standard production we only have few flavours on offer but if you request … Continue reading →

Our valued customers will have two choices to get our ice cream at Australia Day celebrations this year. We will as always be open at Riverdeck cafe in Noreuil Park where the formal ceremonies for the day be conducted by … Continue reading →

The Daily Scoop is now taking order for Christmas! We have in the past had tremendous feedback on our range of take home ice creams to go with your Christmas puddings. The most popular were: Vanilla, White Chocolate, Rum and … Continue reading →