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Food you cAn tAste!

Co-owner Juylia Jerome with the Cookies with an Accent food truck, which was originally a police truck in Miami, Fla.

The cookies and ice cream aren’t the only part of the business that were built from the ground up. The truck itself deserves a few words, serving as the face of this unique business. Named for its original color, Silver was a Miami police truck once upon a time. When the couple first purchased it, there was absolutely nothing inside except a few holes and old bullet. Taylor

Anytime al fresco With the weather warming up, the truck will be back to normal hours of operation, which are typically Thursday through Sunday from 2 p.m. – 10 p.m. Social media plays a key role in keeping guests up to date on the latest and greatest when it comes to seasonal flavors, although

you can always expect to find tried and true favorites like the classic chocolate chunk cookie with vanilla ice cream (naturally made with superior Madagascar vanilla) on their menu. Seasonality of local produce results in the creation of unique offerings like strawberry cheesecake in the summer and sweet potato casserole in the fall. Whatever the flavors, guests can expect to see five cookie varieties along with five ice cream flavors each day, with endless possibilities for mixing and matching. Cookies with an Accent celebrated its second season with an opening on March 26. Whether it’s an afternoon treat, a way to celebrate a Little League win, a pit stop on the way home from a day on lake, or a delicious dessert, Cookies with an Accent is bound to be the home to the making of many sweet summer memories. Cookies with an Accent 16710 Old Statesville Road, Huntersville Find them on Instagram cookieswithanaccent

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“Silver” the snack-mobile

had as much knowledge about the construction of a food truck as Juylia did about baking, but that didn’t stop him. Working nights and weekends, he cut the window, installed plumbing and made Silver feel like a place they could call home. When asked about choosing a truck over a more traditional brick and mortar location, Juylia explains that Taylor had always dreamt of owning a food truck, but that they didn’t actually want it to be mobile. “We wanted to create an atmosphere where people could relax and enjoy—hang out on some picnic tables, sit under café lights, and let their kids run around.”

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which is why she says you can expect only the best on their menu. Everything is made by hand, including the Oreo-like wafers you’ll find in their one-of-a-kind cookies and cream ice cream and the cinnamon chips in their gooey cinnamon roll cookies. Even the dairy products are locally sourced. Grass-fed, hormone, and antibiotic-free milk comes from Homestead Creamery in Wirtz, VA. All of this is rooted in the belief that the better the ingredients, the better the final product.

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