As temperatures go up, here’s where you can get treats to cool down in Central Texas

CENTRAL TEXAS (KXAN) — As summer approaches and temperatures rise higher and higher, you may be wondering where to get ice cream and other cold treats to help you cool down.

We asked viewers on social media where to get the best cold treats this summer, and answers ranged from snowball stands to ice cream parlors to frozen custard shops.

Here’s where to get a cool, tasty treat to beat the heat:

Amy’s Ice Cream has several Austin and Central Texas locations
Andy’s Frozen Custard, with locations in several states, including in Central Texas in Cedar Park, Round Rock, Pflugerville, and Austin
Casey’s New Orleans Snowballs at 808 E. 51st St., Austin
D’Lites said it serves low-calorie, low-sugar, low-carb, gluten-free ice cream. It’s located at 4404 William Cannon Dr., Suite G, Austin
Flight Ice Creams at 391 Sportsplex Dr., Suite C, Dripping Springs
Frozen Flamingo at 1208 Williams Dr., Georgetown
Handel’s Ice Cream Anderson Mill at 11521 N. FM 620, Austin
Jeremiah’s Italian Ice at 700 E. Whitestone Blvd., Suite 100, Cedar Park
Jim Jim’s Water Ice at 615 E. Sixth St., Austin
La Ola Pop Shop at 856 Kohlers Crossing, #320, Kyle
Lick Honest Ice Creams has three Austin locations – south Austin, north Austin and east Austin in Mueller
Scoop & Score Ice Cream and Coffee Parlor at 111 N. Vista Ridge Blvd., Suite 202, Cedar Park
Zed’s Real Fruit Ice Cream at 1814 Harvey St., Austin

If you’re looking for a fun experience to go along with your sweet, cold treat, you can check out the Museum of Ice Cream located in The Domain. General admission tickets start around $21-35.

If you have an event you’d like to be catered with frozen treats, you can book Ms. Yancey’s Ice Cream Truck.