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Cones and Cups Specialty Sundaes Concretes Have one or two of your favorite toppings swirled into our creamy vanilla or chocolate frozen custard. Cones and Cups Kid’s Small Medium Large Frozen Custard or Sorbet (Vanilla, Chocolate, and a variety of flavors available 3.05 4.50 6.45 7.50 each day) Extra mix-ins - .80 Kid’s Small Medium Large Shakes and Malts 2.10 3.25 4.25 5.25 Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry Oreo Banana Add a topping: Waffle Cone Raspberry Peach Peanut Butter Espresso .55 .99 1.50 1.99 $ .75 (or create your own flavor from our many toppings and mix-ins) Each additional topping: .80 Make it a Small Medium Large Specialty Sundaes 4.99 5.99 6.99 Malt $.50 Turtle Sundae – Vanilla frozen custard, hot fudge, caramel, and pecans Boston (Medium Shake with a Sundae on Top) 7.50 Peach Melba Crisp – Vanilla frozen custard, peaches, raspberries and streusel topping Cow Tracks – Vanilla frozen custard, hot fudge, peanut butter sauce, and Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups All Burgers start with 1/3 lb of fresh ground beef (pre- Grandma’s Brownie – Vanilla frozen custard, a fresh homemade brownie, and hot cooked weight) and a fresh bakery bun fudge Sweet and Salty – Vanilla frozen custard, raspberries, pretzel crunch, and Hamburger 7.50 Double 10.00 cheesecake pieces Cheeseburger 8.50 Double 11.50 Almond Joy – Vanilla frozen custard, hot fudge, almonds, and coconut Bacon Cheese Burger 10.50 Double 13.50 Chocoholic – Chocolate frozen custard, Oreos, chocolate chunks and hot fudge Hot Dog 3.99 add Cheese .65 (Ketchup, Mustard, Onion, & Relish) add Bacon 1.75 Small Regular TAKE HOME Chicago Dog 4.99 4.99 6.99 Pint 4.90 Chicken Tender Sandwich 7.50 Quart 7.10 Chicken Tenders Small 4.50 Large 6.50 Banana Split 6.69 Grilled Chicken Sandwich 8.50 Cow Licks (Dip Bars) 2.75 BLT Sandwich 8.50 Frozen Vanwich (Cookies w/ frozen custard center) 3.50 Grilled Cheese Sandwich 5.00 Bacon Grilled Cheese Sandwich 6.50 Hawaiian Shave Ice (Ask about available flavors) Veggie Grilled Cheese Sandwich 6.50 Small Medium Large Sides: Fresh Cut French Fries 2.50 Sweet Potato Fries 3.50 1.65 2.50 3.50 Combination Fresh Cut and Sweet Potato Fries 3.00 Sno-Ball – add a scoop of custard on top + 1.45 Frozen Grapes, Apple Sauce, or Banana .99 ** All sandwiches come with fresh cut French fries. What is the difference between Ice Cream and Frozen Custard? Frozen Custard is a high quality dairy treat that contains egg yolks and natural dairy sugars. Most ice creams contain at least 50% air – ice crystals form around these air molecules resulting in that gritty taste found in ice cream. Frozen custard is blended in a special churn that minimizes the amount of air added to the mixture resulting in a much creamier texture. One taste and you will tell the difference. Van’s Frozen Custard is made fresh each day and throughout the day. For those individuals with lactose intolerance, Van’s always has dairy-free sorbets on hand. These sorbets are created with puréed fruits and fruit juices. Van’s uses all natural ingredients in their custards and sorbets. Van’s Frozen Custard is a family owned and operated store that pledges to bring you the best product at a fair price. Founded in 2007, Van’s has prided itself in being a family friendly location that provides checkers, board games, children’s card games and other activities that children and parents can enjoy as they eat their food and frozen custard treats. We moved to our present location in 2012, and hope to serve area families for *Prices subject to change generations to come. .
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