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    Rain Never Hurts Ice Cream Sales in This U.S. City

    These ice cream entrepreneurs dish on demographics, local flavors and how hot-weather businesses survive rainy days.
    by Clint Carter, Jeff Chu, Matt McCue, Kate Rockwood, Stephanie Schomer and Amy Wilkinson Aug 01, 2016 2 minutes
    Source: Salt & Straw

    How can something as simple as ice cream be impacted by its city? Salt & Straw's Kim Malek (of Portland) and Lofty Pursuits' Gregory Cohen (of Tallahassee) dish on demographics, local flavors and how hot-weather businesses survive rainy days.

    Cohen: Let me start by saying I've never been to Portland.

    Malek: I've never been to Tallahassee!

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