Chapman's Ice Cream Wins International Award

By Janice MacKay

November 2, 2016 - 8:36pm

Bruce Grey Owen Sound MP Larry Miller says Chapman's Ice Cream now has the awards proving they have the best ice cream in the world.

Miller says the Markdale company brought home three trophies from the International Ice Cream Consortium in Barcelona.

He congratulated the company during a speech in the House of Commons.

The Premium Caramel Saucy Spots ice cream won Best Ice Cream Award.

They also repeated their win for the Most Innovative Ice Cream for the Super Saucy Spots Sandwich and the unique ripple Injection System.

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