After some additional research, Bryan found "Milk & Cookies Bakery" which had malts on the menu. In hopes of striking gold, we made the trek tonight. It was a cute shop on a quiet West Village street.


After being assured that they had caramel, Bryan ordered a caramel malt. Not wanting to place all our bets on the malts, Alyssa ordered the Grasshopper, an ice cream sandwich (mint gelato between two double chocolate cookies).

Looks good, doesn't it? The ice cream sandwich was good. But as you guessed, the malt was not. As the guy carried it over to the cash register, it was sloshing around in the cup. A terrible sign. One sip and the answer was clear: we were still maltless. The malt - if you can even call it that - was more like caramel milk. It was pretty cold, so we assumed there was probably some ice cream in it, but the milk-to-ice cream ratio was at best 6:1.
Exception #2: Cheese curds. We've scoured cyberspace to track down a place with cheese curds in Manhattan. It appears there are a few places in Brooklyn that offer these precious delicacies, but nowhere in Manhattan.
And so we reach our cry for help: If you know of a place in Manhattan that serves cheese curds or legitimate malts - with ice cream, chocolate/caramel, NO (or very little) MILK added, and malt powder - we would be extremely grateful for your recommendation.
Sounds like two exceptional business opportunities!!
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