Edible Boston: New City Microcreamery

For my most recent article in Edible Boston I got a chance to check out the New City Microcreamery in Hudson, MA.  Opened in May 2015 by the same people who brought the Rail Trail Flatbread Co. to Hudson (located across the street), the microcreamery brings a new spin to an old practice.  Each batch of ice-cream is cooled with liquid nitrogen, resulting in a very cool (literally) cloud that is a wonder to watch.  

It's such a neat and interesting thing to see the ice cream being made, so I brought my trusty black background to isolate the process from it's surroundings. 

Man making ice cream at New City Microcreamery photographed by New England food photographer Adam DeTour

New City Microcreamery chalk board photographed by Adam DeTour

Chef at New City Microcreamery photographed by Adam DeTour

Chef at New City Microcreamery photographed by Adam DeTour

New City Microcreamery Ice Cream photographed by New England Food Photographer Adam DeTour

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