Salt & Straw, the Portland-based ice cream company known for its unconventional flavors, has announced plans to open two new scoop shops in the Greater Seattle ...

If you know anything about Salt & Straw Ice Cream, you know that the brand has come up with some pretty wacky flavors. These ...

Salt & Straw — known for its eccentric, sometimes controversial monthly flavors — began in 2011 as a single cart on Northeast ...

Seattle will soon have two new Salt & Straw locations in the area. The company announced their moves into downtown Seattle ...

The ice creamery was set to move into 102 Pike St. on First Avenue, right across from Pike Place Market, replacing a ...

The Portland, Ore.-based ice cream shop Salt & Straw last week received an infusion of $4.2 million to build on operations. The 19-unit chain accepted a $2 million investment from Oregon Venture ...

What might, however, be a surprise is that the Portland-based ice cream purveyors Salt & Straw will devote the month of June to ice cream flavors made from refuse food that may otherwise have ...

Haggis and marmalade ice cream is made from the simple mix of eggs ... minced with onion, suet, salt, onion and spices. It is traditionally encased in the sheep's stomach. The flavor will be ...

Salt & Straw bowed out of moving into Pike Place Market less than a week after the ice creamery announced the move.