Mt. Lebanon now has a new spot for sweet treats, just in time for warmer weather.
15° Fahrenheit opened last week on Washington Road, offering Thai-inspired rolled ice cream.
Made-to-order rolled ice cream is created when a flavored, creamy ice cream batter is poured onto a below-freezing metal plate (-15 degrees Fahrenheit, in this case), and two paddles are then used to chop and mix in a variety of additions (think cookies, graham crackers and fruit). The thin sheets of frozen ice cream are then scraped into small rolls, and placed in a cup for consumption, with additional garnishes added on top.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Bob Batz Jr. chatted with 15° Fahrenheit owner Zhun Li, who told him that the shop uses a “high-quality and costly gelato base to make each serving, which can weigh up to 10 ounces or more.”
The menu at 15° Fahrenheit includes rolled ice cream takes on classics like Cookies & Cream, along with more adventurous options, like a Thai tea and lychee cup.
Guests also have the option to make their own creations, using any of the mix-ins available.
15° Fahrenheit is open seven days a week, from noon until 10:00 p.m.
15° Fahrenheit (654 Washington Road)
Can’t wait to stop in.. looks yummy!!! Do you currently have or are you planning to have any fat-free, sugar-free or no no-sugar added varieties?
I had this at the Jersey Shore and loved it! Cant wait to try yours!