The Case of the Stolen Ice Cream Cone Molds

Almost all folks love ice cream and ice cream cones. Thieves in New Zealand apparently love ice cream enough to steal (they are, after all, thieves).

Call it the case of the stolen ice cream molds. Earlier this year, several hundred ice cream cone molds disappeared from a shed at a food company. Foul play was suspected.

The business owner was understandably befuddled. After all, he says, these ice cream cone molds are only good for making ice cream cones. His only thought as to why someone would steal them would maybe be for scrap metal.

We’re talking about a couple pieces of ice cream stand equipment. 300 of these ice cream molds disappeared. The ice cream molds were worth tens of thousands of dollars to the food company.

So where does this mystery end? Is there a thieving burglary ring out there making illegal ice cream cones? We may never know the answers. In the meantime, let’s just enjoy some ice cream.

Praline’s is in the business of ice cream and ice cream enjoyment. There is no mystery, only deliciousness. If you have not visited Praline’s lately, head down and try out Rocky Road. This is chocolate ice cream with mini-marshmallows, chocolate chunks and pecans. Try it today. No thievery needed.