The World’s Biggest Scoop
Catherine and Abbie – Thursday 16 March 2017
In Cedarburg, Wisconsin,
Kemp’s Dairy has set the
record for the largest ice
cream scoop. The scoop
weighed in at 1,365.31kg/
3,010lb, had the height of 5ft
6” and width of 6ft 2”. It
approximately contains 733
household containers of ice
cream (which is
approximately 1.5 quarts)
combined into one huge
scoop. The strawberry
delight could fill an entire football field with its creamy goodness.
Kemp’s Dairy assembled this ginormous ice cream with the help of five nationally
ranked snow sculptors. It was created to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the
long-loved business. Once the ice cream had been crafted it was awarded with the
Guinness World Record for the World’s Biggest Ice Cream Scoop. The frozen
delicacy was consumed at Cedarburg Strawberry Festival by the thousands.
Founded in 1914 by William Henry Kemp, Kemp’s Dairy has provided families with
wholesome and delicious dairy products for generations. They began their journey in
a small creamery in South-Eastern Minnesota. To this day they are headquartered in
St. Paul, Minnesota; they run six manufacturing facilities in Wisconsin, North Dakota
and Minnesota.
Kemp’s Dairy only uses the freshest ingredients to give the finest flavours of ice
cream. The Old Fashioned Vanilla Bean Ice Cream and the Kemps GooGoo Cluster
Ice Cream are only a few of the most beloved ice cream flavours.
Many of their consumers have reviewed their ice cream and say that:
“The ice cream is rich and creamy with a flavour that you can savour”.
Kemp’s dairy is only being sold in America but we have high hopes that it will one
day be sold globally.