Made in Connecticut: Dr. Mike’s Ice Cream
We visit with Dave Nussbaum and his wife Lynn as they serve up their treats from what they humorously call “the world’s smallest ice cream factory.”
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15h agoDr. Mike’s Ice Cream in Bethel has been open up for customers for 50 years.
We visit with Dave Nussbaum and his wife Lynn as they serve up their treats from what they humorously call “the world’s smallest ice cream factory.”
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