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Iowa Bakeries & Dessert|Food & Dining

This Tiny Bakery In Iowa Serves Ice Cream Sandwiches That Are Out Of This World

By Kim Magaraci | Published July 09, 2019

Iowa is home to the Ice Cream Capital of the World, so it’s no surprise we really know our frozen desserts. The best ice cream doesn’t come in a cone or a cup, but smushed between fresh baked cookies. If you’re looking to find the best ice cream sandwiches in Iowa, head to Des Moines.

For years, Thelma's Treats have been delighting Iowa ice cream lovers who pick up ice cream sandwiches at the corner store, but did you know you can get these sweets fresh from the bakery?

You can stop by Thelma's Bakery and pick up hot cookies or a fresh ice cream sandwich. It's absolutely a worthy day trip destination. They also bring trucks and coolers to events throughout the state.

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Thelma's makes the best ice cream sandwiches in Iowa, and it all starts with their fresh baked cookies.

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Whether you're looking for a classic like chocolate chip or something a little different, like red velvet, you'll find dozens of cookies hot from the oven every day.

They make 17 different flavors, from their signature snickerdoodle to s'mores with marshmallow ice cream. Cayenne Chocolate Chip has a kick, and Peanut Butter Banana is always a hit. Which one will be your favorite?

There's only one way to find out! You've got make time to try them all.

The fresh baked cookies make a huge difference, and you'll clearly understand why these are the best ice cream sandwiches in Iowa after just one bite.

Next time you see Thelma's at a fair, festival, or you just feel like tracking them down. try something new and your sweet tooth will think you've found heaven.

Stop by Thelma’s Bakery, or visit their website to see where their trucks and coolers will be appearing soon.

Address: 2323 Hubbell Avenue, Des Moines, IA, 50317

For more sweet treats in the Hawkeye State, read 8 Sundaes That Prove Iowa Is The Ice Cream Capital Of The Country.

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