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UCLA alumnus dishes out ice cream in a flash

By Neil Bedi, Joy Jacobson, Erin Ng

April 26, 2013 12:18 a.m.

Four of the six current ice cream flavors available at the Ice-Cream Lab.

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A menu is decorated with common chemistry symbols in line with the shop's scientific theme.

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Blue Velvet

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Salt Lick Crunch

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Angeles Apple Pie

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Barrington Brownie

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The Ice-Cream Lab uses specialized machinery to freeze ice cream ingredients with liquid nitrogen.

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Employees must take proper precautions when handling the liquid nitrogen which exists at around -320 degrees farenheit.

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Fresh baked goods are added to many of the Ice-Cream Lab's various flavors.

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Ice-Cream Lab utilizes various toppings for textural contrasts in their creamy product.

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Waffle cones are made fresh with a homemade recipe.

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Blue velvet cupcakes used in the blue velvet flavored ice cream are on display above waffle cones.

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Large nitrogen tanks are kept at the back of the Lab for refills when they are necessary.

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A hand drawn sign at the register encourages a specific kind of tipping.

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