The story behind Birmingham ice cream fave’s name and their new Huntsville location

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The story behind Birmingham ice cream fave’s name and their new Huntsville location
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Starting out as a trike with a cooler, the business is now opening its third storefront location in state.

, two years after that. Between their Avondale and Homewood shops, Big Spoon Creamery sells around 10,000 gallons of ice cream a year.

With the O’Haras’ fine-dining background, there’s an emphasis on ingredients, like fresh strawberries from Cullman. “You can’t make great ice cream with low-quality ingredients,” Ryan says, so it all starts with using great ingredients. Big Spoon’s been looking for a Huntsville location for about three years. The Avenue is home to a loft-apartment complex of the same name, complimentary businesses like sandwich-focused Melt and upscale restaurant Purveyor, and a short walk from downtown bars, Von Braun Center and Big Spring Park. This was finally the right play.

Like in Birmingham, Big Spoon Creamery’s Huntsville shop will feature 12 flavors at a time. The current lineup boasts flavors like lemon meringue pie, passion fruit chiffon, tiramisu, blood orange sorbet and cinnamon coffee cake, as well as chocolate chip cookie dough and rocky road.The pricing goes from a $2.60 kid’s scoop and $3.75 single-scoop to $7.25 double, $11 triple and $11.75 flight. Pints are 10 bucks. They also do a variety of $5.25 ice cream “sammies” including the “classic” .

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