This summer has been unusual weather: large amounts of rain, cooler temperatures, but then also unusually hot. Overall, one word describes it -unpredictable.
Miss Cakehead, a freelance creative director and managing director of Cakehead Loves generates and executes stunts, experiences and publicity campaigns. Often doing “edgy”events which sometimes use food and drink in unusual ways.
Miss Cakehead recently posted that Thorpe Park, an amusement park in England is celebrating the unpredictable climate that has occurred in England this year by making even more strange weather activity – edible ice cream showers. On July 26and 27th, there will be a Ice-Scream Weekend, and it will literally snow d strawberry and vanilla ice cream that visitors can try to eat as it falls from the sky.
To develop the idea, Miss Cakehead worked with ice cream scientists from Creighton’s, and fake snow specialists Snow Business. For the Ice-Scream Weekend, visitors to the park will experience the first edible ice cream snow which will rain down from the sky at regular intervals. Before each snow, there will be a distinctive ice cream van that will blast an ice cream tune across the park, alerting everyone to get ready for the snow. The snow will come down at a slow pace, and guests can grab spoons or go under the shelter of giant waffle umbrellas. (!)
For more information about this unusual weather event, you can read more on Miss Cakehead’s blog, or visit THORPEPARK.com
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