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Ice Cream That is Healthy for You—Atomic #7


E
ven though it is the end of August—we are still in Las Vegas where the temperatures will still hover in triple digits or maybe dip to a chilly 95 degrees.

Nothing cools me off more than ice cream. I love it. I can eat gallons of it. And that is the problem. It is full of calories, fat, chemicals, oils, corn syrup and stuff that is just not good for me.

So how about a healthy, great-tasting ice cream? One you can create yourself? A certified organic, vegan, gluten-free, lactose-free ice cream or the real stuff made of cream, sugar and vanilla?

Atomic #7 in the Galleria at Sunset Mall offers certified vegan, USDA organic healthy ice cream treats.

The name refers to nitrogen’s place in the periodic table (I should have paid attention in chemistry class) and uses nitrogen and a patented atmospheric freezing process to make the frozen desserts. The staff are in lab coats and it all looks scientific, but in the end, much more nutritious than other brands I won’t mention here.

There are milk or non-dairy bases like coconut milk and soy milk along with 25 flavors and 16 toppings. The bowls, cups and spoons used are biodegradable and the waffle cones are gluten-free.

Atomic #7 also offers hot pudding, organic juice smoothies, organic espresso drinks, root beer floats, brownies (gluten-free/vegan), jar of homemade caramel or strawberry sauce, bag of waffle chips, Kettle chips, Hansen’s soda and coconut water.

So go have some ice cream—this is good for you and we all deserve it.

Atomic 7
605 Mall Ring Cir
Henderson, NV 89014
atomicnumber7.com

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Debbie Hall is a writer and broadcaster that covers food, entertainment and real estate in Nevada. Check out her blog at www.diningwithdebbie.com.

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