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The ice cream was delicious (I got the black raspberry ) and the sizes are quite large. A small was plenty!

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Since 1952 we have been serving the same great softserve ice cream. While our menu has changed a bit over the years, our quality has not.

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"Service was quick. Traditional homemade ice cream. Swiss chocolate almond was great. The kiddie is plenty big enough. They have soft serve too."

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All ice creameries pale in comparison to the mighty Dairy Witch in Salem, Massachusetts. I've spent a good part of my young life worshiping Somerset Creamery in Somerset and the legendary Grays Ice Cream in Tiverton, MA after long summer vacation days spent at Horseneck Beach. But today, Salem's Dairy Witch must stand and be recognized, an institution of sweet, happy dairy pleasures.

Dairy Witch is located on Boston Street in Salem. It's not near all the tourist stuff. It's not located on a nice pier out by the wharf. It's on a busy street next to a somewhat dingy looking gas station (no disrespect guys), but frankly this isn't exactly prime, high traffic real estate for an ice cream shop. You have to know about the Dairy Witch. You know about it because it's a local institution. If you had a part time job there when you were in high school, you're basically local legend, and everybody's favorite smiling face years later. In my opinion, it's more welcoming and uniquely Salem than some of the icons in the downtown area. It's a frigging witch on a broom selling soft serve, ice cream, frappes, malts, lime rickeys, and slush puppies! The actual sign alerting people to the existence of an ice cream stand back from the road features a witch riding a broom and holding a soft serve cone. How classic is that?

So when coming to the Dairy Witch, there's really only one thing that I order, and it is a New England speciality. I've never seen it outside of this area. First off, though I'm sure that the ice cream at the Dairy Witch is phenomenal, and my bigger half loves to get the extra thick frappes, when coming here, you gotta go for the soft serve. There are three flavors: vanilla, strawberry, and coffee! Coffee soft serve! Outside of New England, I've gotten a few strange looks when I try to order coffee ice cream. as a child even being given an actual coffee at a diner in Florida. I'm not sure I understand why. Coffee ice cream has been around long enough, even receiving a shout out through a quote in the finest movie ever made: Jaws. At any rate, coffee ice cream is delicious. Think of a Dunkin extra extra, but in chilled form. Yes, for years I've encountered coffee ice cream, but rarely if ever prior to the Dairy Witch have I seen it in soft serve form. So therefore, it's not to be missed. If you're feeling extra sassy, as I always am, you're practically obligated to order a "small" (don't be alarmed, it's no baby size), coffee soft serve (as previously mentioned), in a cone (why would you get something in a dish. seriously? cones are awesome and interactive). WITH A BUTTERSCOTCH DIP! Got that? Small coffee soft serve in a cone with a butterscotch dip. How often do you see dips offered at little ice cream shops? They're actually only really featured at places that specialize in soft serve, and even then you're not guaranteed anything that can possibly be so fun to eat. So, place your order, one of the little local dolls at the stand will add up your items on a calculator that looks like it was purchased at the local dollar store, and a few seconds later, you will have an incredible, "remember your childhood" treat.

Of course, you're in a constant battle with heat if you've got the sand to mimic yours truly. (I commend you.) As soon as you receive your cone, you've gotta start licking right around the seam where the sweet, caramel-like hard shell of butterscotch meets the cake cone, but that's a strategic first lick. You can taste the butterscotch, and clean off any drips of the milky coffee soft serve. It's so pretty and spiral like. Seconds later, once you've curtailed the dripping factor, it's time to dive in with a nip off of the top. Crunchy butterscotch shell, with that light coffee ice cream flavor. Lick and bite, like and bite. This is getting a little too graphic for me. At any rate, get your creamy delight on, polishing every last bit as it melts down into the cake done. It's worth every single calorie. Happy travels to the Dairy Witch, which will forever hold a soft spot of appreciation and smiles in the deepest caverns of my aging heart.


LOCATION RUNDOWN:
Dairy Witch
117 Boston Street
Salem, MA 01970

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Maria’s Sweet Somethings, 26 Front Street

Maria’s Sweet Somethings is the perfect spot to break from shopping along Front Street for something sweet. Ice cream always hits the spot here, with a variety of flavors and soft serve available plus chocolate dipped cones. Maria’s Sweet Somethings is also home to gourmet chocolates and fine candy, plus a variety of Salem souvenirs to bring home with you. Find updates for Maria’s on their Facebook page.

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Reviews for "Wicca for Skeptics: Demystifying Witchcraft for Newbies"

1. John - ★★☆☆☆

I was really excited to delve into the world of Wicca with this book, but unfortunately, I was left feeling disappointed. The information provided was very basic and didn't go into enough depth for someone like me who wanted to gain a comprehensive understanding of Wicca. Additionally, the author's writing style was quite dry and lacked any sort of engaging tone. Overall, I think this book would be more suitable for absolute beginners who have no prior knowledge of Wicca, but for those who are looking to expand their understanding and explore deeper concepts, I would recommend looking elsewhere.

2. Sarah - ★☆☆☆☆

I can't believe I wasted my money on this book. It was incredibly poorly written and lacked any credible information about Wicca. The author seemed to be more interested in pushing their own beliefs and ideals rather than providing genuine insight into the practice of Wicca. I found it difficult to follow, and it felt like a jumbled mess of random information. I would not recommend this book to anyone who is actually interested in learning about Wicca. Save your money and find better resources that can offer a more accurate and well-informed perspective.

3. Emily - ★★☆☆☆

As someone who has been practicing Wicca for a few years now, I was hoping to find some new and interesting information in this book, but unfortunately, I was left underwhelmed. The content was too basic, and I found myself already familiar with the majority of the concepts discussed. Additionally, the book lacked proper organization, making it difficult to navigate and find the specific information I was looking for. Overall, I believe this book may be more suitable for complete beginners, but for anyone with even a basic understanding of Wicca, it's not worth the time or money.

4. Michael - ★☆☆☆☆

This book was a complete waste of my time. I have read several other books on Wicca, but this one was by far the worst. It was filled with inaccuracies and misinformation, which made me question the author's knowledge on the subject. The writing style was incredibly dull and did not capture my attention at all. I would highly advise against wasting your money on this book and instead find more reputable sources to learn about Wicca.

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