National Ice Cream Day is Sunday, June 20, and to celebrate, the beloved frozen dessert brand Dippin’ Dots is giving away a ...

On a hot day at a baseball game or amusement park, nothing hits the spot like Dippin' Dots, but the company has overcome some ...

“I Want My Dippin’ Dots,” it turns out, is not even the only song of its sort. Like most everything that happened in 2019, the ice cream company’s foray into pre-teen pop began in 2016.

Jones' Dippin' Dots company reached its peak success in 2006, but the product later struggled to survive a patent battle and the 2008 recession, filing for bankruptcy in 2011.

A view of the dippin'dots booth at the iHeartRadio's Z100 Jingle Ball 2019 Presented By Capital One - Gifting Lounge on December 13, 2019 in New York City. Brian Ach/Getty Images for iHeartMedia ...

Dippin’ Dots — which were long touted as "the ice cream of the future" — haven't gone anywhere. You can find Dippin' Dots at small amusement parks, local zoos, malls, and other places where ...

The Philadelphia Eagles center professed his love for Dippin' Dots on an episode of his 'New Heights' podcast with brother Travis Kelce Jason Kelce/Instagram If Jason Kelce’s birthday wasn’t ...

In the suit Dippin’ Dots, Inc. v. Frosty Bites Distribution, LLL aka Mini Melts, it was determined that Jones had sold a similar version of the product he eventually patented to more than 800 ...

Privately-held Dippin' Dots, which has an estimated 250 employees, recorded $65 million in wholesale sales and four times as much in retail sales last year, according to Jones. Dippin’ Dots were ...

Dippin’ Dots is beaded ice cream that strives to pack a punch of flavor despite the small size it comes in. The franchise was started by Curt Jones in 1988. He used his expertise in cryogenic ...

Dippin' Dots: they're not just for eating. Or, at least, the company behind them isn't, as Dippin' Dots announced today that is launching Dippin' Dots Cryogenics, which will make the company's ...

A potential answer, first reported by PopSci, comes from an unlikely source: Dippin' Dots. Yes, the company that manufactures the beloved pelletized ice cream treat also operates freezers that get ...