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Moosie’s Ice Cream Parlor

Moosie’s Ice Cream Parlor
Pizza has been a welcome addition to the menu at Moosie’s Ice Cream Parlor since the wood-fired oven was constructed in 2019. Gary Jensen makes the dough himself, going the extra mile to ensure everyone leaves full and happy.
Moosie’s Ice Cream Parlor
Pizza has been a welcome addition to the menu at Moosie’s Ice Cream Parlor since the wood-fired oven was constructed in 2019. Gary Jensen makes the dough himself, going the extra mile to ensure everyone leaves full and happy.

Moosie’s Ice Cream Parlor Moose was a dog.

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