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Jane's Ice Cream

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Kingston, NY 12401
845-338-1801
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11-50
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Kingston, NY

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Since 1985, Jane’s Ice Cream has made small-batch, handcrafted ice cream and sorbet in the Hudson Valley, building on recipes cherished by founders Amy Keller and Bob Guidubaldi. This boutique family business uses hormone-free milk from New York State cows and natural local ingredients, with an unusually broad selection that includes vegan versions of familiar favorites. Dino Ritchie now carries the original owners’ legacy forward while expanding the brand.

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janesicecream.com

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  • info@janesicecream.com

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  • 845-338-1801

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Jane's Ice Cream location map for 307 WALL ST

307 Wall St

Kingston, NY 12401

Ulster County

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janesicecream.com
Updated
Sep 2026