Snowcone

Snowcone | Harper’s Hut Shaved Ice

According to the great authors of Wikipedia, snow cones, wait a minute, snowcone, err, sno cones are all variations of shaved ice. Or vice versa. If you remember, snow cones from the olden days used to come in paper cones. So the term used for Snow Cone, really depends upon the region of the US that you live in and yes the quality of the ice. But there is very little difference other than quality of shave and quality of flavors. What I am getting at is they are in the same family! A cat is in the same family as a Lynx, Tiger, or a cheetah! See what I am saying now. A snowcone of the past was much less soft then the modern day Snow Cone. But they still used ice! Yes it was more chipped then shaved. In fact, even modern-day Snow Cone vendors sell old-school snow cones. Yes, some of the local vendors still sell chipped ice. Why? Because they don’t use the correct machines, techniques, and flavors. Or they still love the old school version of a snowcone. There is a lot involved in making a modern-day delicious snowcone. So no matter what they call it, make sure your Snowcone is the highest quality product possible or at least what you are expecting. The only way to find this out is to order from the best snowcone maker in your city. And if you live in Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Glenpool, Tulsa, anywhere in Oklahoma, then that Snow Cone vendor is Harper’s Hut shaved ice.

You can come to our stands during the season or you can find us at local aquatic centers, football stadiums, events, parties, private parties, festivals, and even at YOUR private party. With hundreds of events a year, local stands all over the city, and leases selling our brand, Harper’s Hut shaved ice is easy to come by. So when you’re ready for that ice dessert, nay, that delicious gourmet Snow Cone of old. Then come find us. We make it easy on you. Facebook us, Google us, call us, just come visit us when it’s time to have that delicious-gourmet-old school Snow Cone.

We are your one stop shop for Snowcone.

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