What You'll Get
Healthy living, like catching a really fast pig, requires balance, discipline, and a lack of grease. Move toward a healthier existence with today's Groupon: for $5, you get $10 worth of homemade treats from The Flaming Ice Cube in Boardman.
The Flaming Ice Cube harvests the earth's natural bounties to craft scrumptious soups, sandwiches, juices, desserts, and more. Warm up after morning zamboni commutes with fair-trade coffee drinks and tummy-rousers such as the peanut butter bananaJama panini, featuring the titular ingredients dusted with cinnamon sugar ($3.95). Lunch munchings include handcrafted burgers, artistic sandwiches and wraps, and sprightly salads such as the buffalo ranch, a canoodling coterie of crisp greens, tomato, green pepper, scallions, and spicy grilled chicken-like strips ($8.49). The Flaming Ice Cube also blends all-natural juices and crafts desserts from scratch.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Jul 28, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per table, 2 per table of 5 or more. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About The Flaming Ice Cube
Ohioans don't have to go to all the way to New York or California to find one of the best meatless burgers in the United States. They can instead head over to The Flaming Ice Cube, located in Cleveland and Boardman, to try one of VegNews magazine's picks for top veggie burgers in the country. The magazine called the vegan cafe's vegan burger—with its housemade grilled soy-based patty and combination of mustard, ketchup, and vegan mayo—both "stellar" and "scrumptious."
The Flaming Ice Cube's other housemade vegan dishes vie for diner's affections, too, including 2–3 soups made fresh each day, paninis, whole-fruit smoothies, and organic quinoa bowls.
At the Boardman location, a gift shop entices patrons to stay longer with its eclectic wares. Vegan jewelry with gemstones sits alongside Dead Sea mineral soaps and colorful socks made from recycled cotton. The Boardman location also delves into the world of knitting with a lounge where needle artists can pick up skeins of bamboo yarn, sink into armchairs, and clack away until they have a spider web to sleep in that night.