If the Iceland entrepeneurs can create an ice-cream farm:
On why they decided to produce ice cream on their farm, Egilsdóttir said, “I guess we’re just a little weird.” It only took her and her husband three days to execute their idea. “If we get an idea and it makes sense, it is best to execute it immediately,” added Gudmundsson.
... then why can't we set up something like that? Maybe we already have.
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Iceland, with its chillier climate, is beter suited to growing ice cream
I'm not too sure we should be looking to Iceland to be honest...
They have had an ice cream farm in Devon since the stoneage.
Eskimo icecream is described here
http://www.marginalrevolution.com/
There's a real dairy ice-cream farm at Doddington, in Northumberland, too.
I want to live next door to the ice creme farm!
Jams - :)
JPT - agreed.
Uber - in Devon, eh?
William - have you been there?
Lady M - creme?
No but I've driven past it many times.
I no longer live in that area though almost all of my things are slowly decaying in secure storage there.
Noted, WG.
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