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Happy 4th of July!
Come and celebrate with us
at Lil Caboose!
Try our 4th of July Stacker - layers of blue vanilla slush, vanilla soft serve, cherry slush, whipped cream and patriotic sprinkles!
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Hard Ice CreamBanana Graham*Black Raspberry
Blueberry PieBubble GumButter Crunch
Butter Pecan*
Cherry Vanilla
Chocolate Chocolate Chip
Chocolate Peanut Butter*Coconut Chip with Almond Joy®*
CoffeeCoffee Almond Fudge*
Coffee Kahlua Brownie
Coffee OreoCookie Dough
Cotton CandyDeath by Chocolate
German Chocolate Cake*Grapenut Custard
Green Monster
Maine Black Bear
Maple Walnut*
Mint Chocolate Chip
Mocha ChipMoose Tracks*Orange PineappleOreo Cookie
Peanut Butter Cup with Reeses®*
Peanut Butter Oreo*
Peppermint Stick
PhantomberryPistachio*Rocky Road*Rum Raisin
Salted Caramel Pretzel
Smores
Snickas w/Snickers®*
Strawberry
Strawberry Cheesecake
Toffee Crunch with Heath® Bar
Toll House Cookie
Totally Turtle*
Vanilla
Way Milky with Milky Way®
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Frozen Yogurt - 95% Fat FreeChocolate Almond*
Chocololate Chip
Coffee Toffee with Heath®
Cookie Dough
Mint Patty
Moose Tracks*
Oreo CookiePurple Berry Chip.
Low Fat Ice Cream - No Sugar Added 95% Fat FreeBlack Raspberry
Coffee
SherbetOrangeWatermelon
VeganVegan VanillaVegan Chocolate Peanut Butter*
Gluten Free Flavors
Black Raspberry (Hard Ice Cream & NSA)
Chocolate
Chocolate Chip
Coffee (Hard Ice Cream & NSA)
Mocha Chip
Vanilla
NOTE: Flavors subject to change due to availability.
*May contain nuts
Richie's Slush
Blue Vanilla
Lemon
Watermelon
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Lil' Caboose History
Since 1962, the best ice cream on Cape Cod!
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Proudly serving award-winning, dairy fresh, Richardson’s Ice Cream.
Richardson’s has been continuously family-run since day one. The farm and ice cream operations are currently managed by the 9th generation. The Richardsons came to America in 1636, after having been farmers in England. They first stopped in Charlestown and then helped settle the pasture lands of Woburn. By 1695, David Richardson moved from Woburn to Salem Village, which is now part of Middleton, Massachusetts. David started Richardson's Farm as it is known today. For the first few generations in Middleton, the Richardsons were mostly subsistence farmers: milking cows, raising chickens, vegetables and any other food needed to sustain the family through their normal daily activities. From those humble, the Richardson's have milked cows in Middleton every day since the 1600’s; more than 300 years or 109,500 days straight!