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Jun 24, 2018 9 min

Freezin Fresian

from Sunday Business Show

Freezin' Friesian is a Waterford based hand-rolled ice cream and frozen yoghurt company. Inspired and created by three brothers David, Ivan and Tom Kiersey, Freezin' Friesian is a Waterford based hand-rolled ice cream and frozen yogurt company, located at Ballyhussa Farm, Kilmacthomas. Here's what to expect from us at @wexfordfoodfest over the next two days! Hoping the sun stays out! 🌞 #WexFoodFest #RolledIceCream pic.twitter.com/WDdDJxmgiq — Freezin’ Friesian (@FreezinFriesian) May 25, 2018 David spoke to Conall from the Dunmore Food Festival and told him all about their new business which produces artisan ice cream and yogurt utilising their own secret family recipe and milk from their farm. With the sun shining bright this weekend Freezin Friesian sounded very much like the kind of thing that Team SBS wanted to get out hands on! The ideal way to cool down this weekend at @dunmorefoodfest - lemon curd 🍋and meringue 🤤 . . . #zesty #FreezinFriesian #handrolledicecream #FrozenYoghurt #IceCream #Froyo #Ireland #DunmoreEast #Waterford #Summer A post shared by Freezin’ Friesian (@freezinfriesian) on Jun 22, 2018 at 9:41am PDT To find out more about the brothers from Kilmacthomas and their hand rolled ice-cream, check out their website for yourself: https://www.freezinfriesian.ie/ You can listen to the interview in full by pressing the 'play' button in the image above the headline. (or at the bottom of the page)

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