Ice Cream Vending Carts Types and Styles

Know ice cream vending carts types and styles before making a final purchase

If you've decided that you want to jump into the ice cream cart business or add to the business you already have, survey the wide selection of ice cream vending carts types and styles to find the one that's right for you. Whether you're looking for a simple cart to push down the street, the classic tricycle cart for fun and easy transport or a sleeker-looking canopied model that fits right into an upscale food court, today's ice cream cart manufacturers are offering more selection than ever before.

To survey the available ice cream vending carts types and styles, check out the links below:

1. Consider buying a push ice cream vending cart that won't deplete your budget.

2. Opt for the traditional tricycle ice cream vending cart, which is fun to operate.

3. Choose the canopied ice cream vending cart that sits neatly in a university cafeteria or upscale food court.

 

Keep it simple with a standard push ice cream vending cart

Push carts have a 9- to 10-foot cubic capacity, come with or without canopies and have four swivel wheels with locks.
Try: Customize your ice cream vending push cart with the available options that Michigan's Meadow Brook Ice Cream Company and Connecticut-based Cart Concepts International offer.

Check out different models of the tricycle ice cream vending carts

Certainly the first type of ice cream vending cart that pops into mind is the classic stainless steel box attached to a tricycle that the Ice Cream Man pedals down the street, ringing his chimes as he goes. There's no less than 8 feet of cubic space in these carts and most have a built-in clean out drain that makes for easy clean up.
Try: Worksman Food Vending Carts has been making ice cream vending equipment in the United States for more than 100 years. Its tricycle carts are designed for use with or without dry ice. You can also get them online through 800 BuyCart.

Upgrade to the attractive, canopied ice cream carts

If you've rented kiosk space in an upscale food court, consider the sleek look of a canopy-style ice cream vending cart. Not only are these attractive carts portable and easy to clean, but most come with storage freezers and ice cream dipping carts.
Try: Some of the canopied carts at All A Cart have multi facings dipping cabinets with sink cash drawers. Or consider the totally modernized Cambro CamKiosk vending cart sold at The Webstaurant Store. Its menu board is easy to remove and its dry storage compartment locks so you can be sure your cash is safe. Attach a barbecue or deep fryer to the highly durable canopied carts available from Worlds Best Hot Dog Carts.

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