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BAUMGART’S With their lack of dairy, sorbets are always good vegan options, and Gelotti’s has a wide selection of seasonal and special flavors. 2 Union Ave., Paterson (at the Totowa border), (973) 595-1647, gelotti.com BENNY’S BAKERY AND ICE CREAM SHOPPE WANT A CRAZY MILKSHAKE LIKE THE ONES YOU’VE SEEN ALL OVER INSTAGRAM? Look no further than BENNY’S BAKERY AND ICE CREAM SHOPPE in Fair Lawn. They’re basically milkshake-sundae hybrids: There’s one with s’mores ice cream that includes a huge s’more on top, another morning-themed shake with espresso chocolate bean ice cream and a piece of crumb cake, and one with black raspberry chip ice cream, raspberry compote and a whole linzer tart cookie. Yours for only $12.95. 11-04 Saddle River Road, Fair Lawn, (201) 791-0730, bennysluncheonette.com WANT A DOUGHNUT WITH YOUR ICE CREAM? Head to the GLAZE DONUTS stores in Wayne and Hackensack. It features NorthJersey .com made-from-scratch ice cream, including some interesting flavors such as sweet corn and maple bacon. You can get that ice cream made into a sandwich with one of Glaze’s acclaimed doughnuts or cookies ($3.50), or request a sundae made with a whole doughnut, ice cream, two kinds of toppings and whipped cream ($5.95). 1055 Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne, (973) 832-7742, and Fairmount Park, 640 Main St., Hackensack, (201) 880-1222, glazeartisan.com (Ice cream is not available at the location in New Milford.) WANT A VEGAN TREAT? The answer to this can be found at the longtime Paterson institution GELOTTI. They’ve come up with a vegan vanilla gelato made from soy milk and coconut cream ($3.69 for a small). WANT ICE CREAM MADE WITH HIGH-END INGREDIENTS AND GOURMET HOT FUDGE? That’s the purview of ICE CREAM BY MIKE in Hackensack. Michael Elias makes his own hot fudge – “more like a hot ganache, very decadent, made from Valrhona of course,” he says, referring to the premium chocolate brand. Try it with one of his rotating flavors made from scratch using eggs from Goffle Road Farm in Wyckoff. A hot-fudge sundae is $5.50. 163 Main St., Hackensack, (201) 343-4514, facebook.com/ icecreambymike WANT A COLD TREAT AFTER YOUR RESTAURANT MEAL? Well, WHITE MAPLE CAFÉ, a relatively new restaurant in Ridgewood, is offering some great gelato from Bucket & Bay in Jersey City. The vanilla, made with whole vanilla bean, and the deep dark chocolate flavors are standouts. $6 for three 2-ounce scoops on the dessert menu. 47 E. Ridgewood Ave., Ridgewood, (201) 447-1953, whitemaplecafe.com On a cone or in a dish Here are some of North Jersey’s oldest and most well-known spots for old-fashioned ice cream: BAUMGART’S 45 E. Palisade Ave., Englewood (201) 569-6267 59 Promenade, Edgewater (201) 313-3889 158 Franklin Ave., Ridgewood (201) 612-5688 baumgartscafe.com BISCHOFF’S 468 Cedar Lane, Teaneck (201) 836-0333 CLYDE’S ITALIAN ICE AND ICE CREAM 48 Gaston Ave., Garfield (973) 546-2760 CONRAD’S 107 Westwood Ave., Westwood (201) 664-2895, conradscandy.com GUERNSEY CREST 134 19th Ave., Paterson (973) 742-4620 ICE CREAM CHARLIE’S 200 Park Ave., Rutherford (201) 939-8133, icecreamcharlies.net ICE CREAM ON GRAND 523 Grand Ave., Englewood (201) 569-5346, icecreamongrand.com VAN DYK’S 145 Ackerman Ave., Ridgewood (201) 444-1429 (201) FAMILY | JUNE/JULY 2017 33