ROT : if anyone knows this I'll eat my hat....

I need to source a "Mr Softy" type ice cream factory. I'm having a garden party in July (finally getting married) and i want to lay on ice cream for the guests. Without buying an ice cream van, where would I hire such a thing? Google isn't helping...

Reply to
Tim Hobbs
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google works great - even from NZ!

Reply to
EMB

Or here

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Reply to
EMB

And a third one

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Reply to
EMB

Hmmm. Trilby en croute, anyone?

Reply to
Richard Brookman

Mr Whippy van eh - I know your sort...

ONLY if you promise to eat a few for me*, will I disclose to you a local company called Granelli Brothers - 66-68, Broad St, Sheffield, S2 5TG - Tel: 0114 272 2981

  • Actually, just fill the hat...
Reply to
Mother

Thanks EMB - I did actually find that one but we are not in the M25. Your other link looks very promising though.

Go on - what did you search on?

Reply to
Tim Hobbs

Looks like hat eating will be one of the interesting features at the party.

Peter R.

Reply to
Peter R.

It's a pork pie hat....

Reply to
Tim Hobbs

Why not 'rent' the man, with the van?

Quite cool to have your own ice cream van parked in your garden or drive.

Then everyone can queue up like kids, only they won't have to pay.

A bit like a free bar...

This is starting to sound like a really daft idea ;-)

Reply to
David Sillitoe.

I did think about hiring the ice cream van. Space is becoming a problem though.

We already have the free bar planned (kerr-ching...) If all else fails we live opposite a pub and within spitting distance of 3 others. I don't think you can get 800 yards away from a pub in Barnsley.

Plus fully organic barbecue for 70 people, including 3 catering staff (kerr-ching)

Plus 'entertainment' for a dozen kids or so (kerr-ching)

On top of that we are now adding an ice cream factory, probably a candy-floss machine and approx 10kg of strawberries and cream. I've also added a pinball table and "serious" PlayStation setup to the list (kerr-ching)

This was supposed to be a wedding on the cheap (the original theme was going to be "get married for £200") but we seem to be a little past that!

The outdoor hifi is on order and I'm now engineering some software so I can adjust the volume and track listing from an iPaq....

Have I forgotten anything?

Reply to
Tim Hobbs

A Ring may come in handy.

:0)

Lee D

Reply to
Lee_D

Bride?

Reply to
Dave Liquorice

you've, erm, got some wedding rings right?

Regards. Mark.

Reply to
MVP

Googled for "hire ice cream machine site:.uk"

Reply to
EMB

Free wine and ice cream. She'll be there...

Reply to
Tim Hobbs

so Tim Hobbs was, like...

I managed this - one of the few real successes I have had in marital terms. Reg office, borrowed transport, reception for 12, flowers etc - a shade under 200 notes. If I include the drinks I stood everyone, perhaps a tenner or two more. Bargain. Mind you, it was in 1992, so adjust figures for inflation.

Tim, you need to try harder.

Reply to
Richard Brookman

Uma Thurman?

-- Subaru WRX (Annabel)

Landrover 110 County Station Wagon (Tyson)

'"They called him Jimmy the gent"

Reply to
Nige

You had a big wedding. My reception was only for 8, and was well shy of

200 quid. However the honeymoon cost me about the same as a decent Defender so it all evened up in the end.
Reply to
EMB

On or around Thu, 19 May 2005 19:03:03 +0100, "Lee_D" enlightened us thusly:

bastard. now I've got tea on the minotaur.

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Austin Shackles

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