Where To Buy An Ice Cream Freezer

2018 - Volume #42, Issue #4, Page #40

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It’s summer so it’s time for homemade ice cream. Whether you are making it for your family or for a crowd, Georgetown Sales, LLC, has an ice cream maker to match any budget.
  For the longest lasting and most durable freezer, customers choose from the Immergood line, says David Beiler, a partner in the Christiana, Penn., business.
  The company developed the brand (the name means “always good” in German) in 2013 when they noticed the wooden tubs on ice cream freezer models they were selling would dry out and leak salt and water.
  “We mold our tubs with a proprietary fiberglass blend so they’re leak-free,” Beiler says. “They’re insulated so they keep ice cream longer - up to a couple of days.”
  Stainless steel components and gears don’t rust or strip out, and wear bushings between gears and housing eliminate shavings. With a triple motion dasher, it only takes about 10 minutes to make a batch of ice cream (4, 6, or 8 quarts).
  “It has a see-through lid so you can actually see the ice cream as it’s being made, and you can see when it’s ready,” Beiler adds. Prices start at $269 for a 4-quart hand-crank model.
  Immergood freezers also come in electric, drill, air or battery-powered models. The new battery-powered ice cream maker ($489) uses an 18V or 20V cordless tool battery and has been very popular, he says.
  Besides selling its own brand, Georgetown is a distributor for White Mountain and Country ice cream freezers in traditional wood tubs. Georgetown uses 20-quart Country Freezers to create mobile units that can be used by organizations or entrepreneurs for events and fairs.
  “Our Hit-n-Miss units are the biggest seller, but we sell all over the board,” Beiler says. They attract attention by sound and appearance with Deere green frames on rubber or wooden spoke wheels, and range from $5,690 to $9,090 for a double 20-quart ice cream maker with a 3 hp. John Deere hit-n-Miss engine.
  For more information, or to order a free catalog, call the company.
  Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Georgetown Sales LLC, 375 Old Dam Rd., Christiana, Penn. 17509 (ph 610 593-5193).

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Where To Buy An Ice Cream Freezer FARM HOME Food It’s summer so it’s time for homemade ice cream Whether you are making it for your family or for a crowd Georgetown Sales LLC has an ice cream maker to match any budget For the longest lasting and most durable freezer customers choose from the Immergood line says David Beiler a partner in the Christiana Penn business The company developed the brand the name means “always good” in German in 2013 when they noticed the wooden tubs on ice cream freezer models they were selling would dry out and leak salt and water “We mold our tubs with a proprietary fiberglass blend so they’re leak-free ” Beiler says “They’re insulated so they keep ice cream longer - up to a couple of days ” Stainless steel components and gears don’t rust or strip out and wear bushings between gears and housing eliminate shavings With a triple motion dasher it only takes about 10 minutes to make a batch of ice cream 4 6 or 8 quarts “It has a see-through lid so you can actually see the ice cream as it’s being made and you can see when it’s ready ” Beiler adds Prices start at $269 for a 4-quart hand-crank model Immergood freezers also come in electric drill air or battery-powered models The new battery-powered ice cream maker $489 uses an 18V or 20V cordless tool battery and has been very popular he says Besides selling its own brand Georgetown is a distributor for White Mountain and Country ice cream freezers in traditional wood tubs Georgetown uses 20-quart Country Freezers to create mobile units that can be used by organizations or entrepreneurs for events and fairs “Our Hit-n-Miss units are the biggest seller but we sell all over the board ” Beiler says They attract attention by sound and appearance with Deere green frames on rubber or wooden spoke wheels and range from $5 690 to $9 090 for a double 20-quart ice cream maker with a 3 hp John Deere hit-n-Miss engine For more information or to order a free catalog call the company Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Georgetown Sales LLC 375 Old Dam Rd Christiana Penn 17509 ph 610 593-5193

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