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Blue Marble Ice Cream – Multiple Locations

5 or 10 Organic Ice Cream Cones or $15 for $30 Worth of Ice Cream

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In a Nutshell

Customers enjoy scoops of certified-organic ice cream in simple, satisfying flavors

The Fine Print

  • Expires 90 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person. Valid only for option purchased. Not valid for ice cream cakes or cupcakes. Not valid for delivery. Extra fee for toppings.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Ice cream tastes great any time of the year, though it’s easier to keep cows at the proper temperature for dispensing it during the winter. Get it fresh with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options

  • $10 for a punch card valid for 5 single-scoop servings of organic ice cream (a $22.45 value)
  • $20 for a punch card valid for 10 single-scoop servings of organic ice cream (a $44.90 value)
  • $15 for $30 worth of ice cream

Blue Marble Ice Cream

Blue Marble Ice Cream describes its flavors as “elemental,” a definition that reflects the choice to use the simplest, purest products possible. The dairy comes from cows raised in pastures and taught to just say no to antibiotics and hormones, and only pesticide-free fruits show up in each scoop. Blue Marble manufactures most of its ice cream in its certified-organic production facility in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, with only a light touch of sugar that highlights the quality of the ingredients. Its ice cream has won Blue Marble plenty of praise, from earning Village Voice critic Robert Sietsema's Best Ice Cream award in 2010 to being dubbed one of New York's Eight Best Ice Cream Shops by Zagat voters in 2012.

Aside from just running their ice-cream shop, however, the founders of Blue Marble manage an organization called Blue Marble Dreams, which helped fund the foundation of an ice-cream shop in Rwanda. Jennie Dundas and Alexis Miesen were featured in the New York Times and on Oprah.com for their efforts. They trained an all-women drumming cooperative to build and run the shop, which generates jobs in the community for employees and regional dairy farmers alike. As Dundas and Miesen told the Times, they got the idea from a Rwandan acquaintance who suggested that her country’s people could use some extra moments of simple joy, encapsulated in the experience of eating ice cream.

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The Groupon Guide to: Modern New Year's Resolutions

Society is changing faster than many of us can keep up, so it’s more important than ever that you dedicate the following year to one or more of these modern New Year’s resolutions:

  • I will gradually shift out all the air bubbles out from beneath the adhesive screen protector of my smartphone or tablet device.

  • I will limit my daily Internet time to 27 hours a day.

  • I will only buy my developing infants garish toys patterned in black, red, and white so the muscles behind their tiny eyes grow stronger with each glance.

  • I will pop only when I trust myself to be able to stop.

  • I will lose weight by joining nature’s gym: parkour.

  • I will finish at least three Kindles.

Can these modern New Year’s resolutions transform your entire life?

Blue Marble Ice Cream

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