This Is Your Chance To Try A Cheddar Cheese Ice Cream Crepe Cone In Real Life

What’s super special about OOZEFEST — besides the fact that it’s an unlimited beer and cheese festival — is the fact that vendors from all across southern California come through with exclusive cheesy items that are just as creative as they are delicious.

One of the most unique items at OOZEFEST 3 is coming in the form of a cheddar cheese ice cream crepe cone, made by Santa Ana, Calif. eatery, Euro Cafe.

This mouthwatering crepe-based dessert is made with a blend of three types of cheddar cheese: sharp, mild and regular. Then it’s placed on top of a fluffy apple and cinnamon spice crepe cone and topped with maple sauce.

It’s a reimagined take on the classic combination of apple pie with a slice of cheddar cheese.

This soft, creamy treat will definitely be on everyone’s wishlist at the festival, so come early before it all melts away.

If you haven’t already heard about FOODBEAST’s third annual ALL YOU CAN CONSUME cheese festival happening on Saturday Oct. 14, at The MainPlace Mall in Santa Ana, Calif., we’re glad we finally have your attention.

For more information or to purchase tickets, please head to www.oozefestival.com. We’ll see you on Oct. 14!

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