Peteybird

The Peteybird bike cart was at a recent event I attended in Denver. Super sick ride! Mr. Pete was offering hot chocolate to guests, and I was lucky enough to try a cup of delicious decadence. It was *not* the watered-​down Swiss Miss I’m used to drinking at most other events. This was Ghirardelli chocolate factory quality. Seriously perfect for a January evening. Pete also offered an assortment of colorful marshmallows to add to your hot chocolate, if desired. However, I prefer to drink hot cocoa unadulterated, in all its true glory. So I abstained, but another cocoa-​loving lady at the event mentioned that the mallows were flavored — notably, the green ones were lime flavored. While she wasn’t a fan, this intrigued me. First, because I’ve never heard of flavored marshmallows besides the ones you might find in cereal. And second, because I think I’d actually like the taste of citrus combined with chocolate. It would probably have that distinct European flair. Next time, I vow to try the green marshmallows!
I must also mention that Pete of Peteybird is also super personable and passionate about the engineering that goes into making divine flavor combinations. So while I didn’t get to try Peteybird’s ice cream sandwiches the other night, I have no doubt that they are out of this world. I’ll certainly go out of my way to make a visit in the near future. And if the ice cream sandwiches are as good as the hot chocolate, I might have to start a petition to have the bike-​cart in our apartment complex every Saturday. For the kids in the neighborhood, of course… Including me.
Pete also mentioned they do events and receptions, practically anywhere in CO, for an hour usually (or longer if requested), so this is something I’ll be keeping in mind for future events! Because it ain’t a real party unless there’s alcohol and ice cream. And if there’s a grasshopper ice cream sandwich, bonus points.

Look for the bike coolers around town and don’t pass up the chance to try the ice cream sandwiches. Ask them about a brewery tour.

The crew at Peteybird Ice Cream Sandwiches is awesome! I’ve worked with them for an event + a few photo shoots and am so happy with their product. Everyone always loves their creative + unique flavor combinations and their treats are always a hit whenever I bring them to my events or photo shoots. I highly recommend them to any bride, groom or event professional looking to bring some local flair to their wedding or event. You won’t regret it!

I have an absolute love for Peteybird ! Love their fantastic pink trike. Love their attention to the small details in their ice cream sandwiches. They are gourmet and made in small batches. I love the mint chocolate chip the most. Absolutely darling and affordable teeny ice cream sammiches … If I ever have a summer party, I’m hiring Petey… It would be an awesome way to end a great dinner party!

While a pink T-​shirt clad guy riding a bicycle up and down Larimer might seem strange, the electic and unique flavors of Peteybird ice cream sandwiches are a hit. I have recently purchased 2 sandwiches and enjoyed every bite. They are about to close up for the winter, but I will be looking forward to seeing them again next spring.
I had a peach one that I split with Carly B a couple of weeks ago, and this past Saturday, had a Frankenstein, with a double chocolate chip cookie on one side and regular chocolate chip cookie on the other side with mint chip ice cream. Loved it!
When you see the pink bicycle, don’t over think it, just do it! They are certainly worth the calorie splurge.

A cute pink bicycle rolled into the Justice League of Street Food party yesterday. Peteybird was representing with 6 advertised ice cream sandwich flavors, though they quickly ran out of the peanut butter cookie with chocolate.
Ice cream sandwiches were advertised as 1 for $ 2.50 and 2 for $ 5. That struck me as unusual since it’s basic math and offers no savings. Anyway, the ice cream sandwiches remind me of macarons — just with more filling and more coldness.
I ordered the graham cracker cookie with key lime ice cream and the maple bacon cookie with maple ice cream. Both sounded great, but the execution was off. I could barely get any sense of the ice cream flavors. Either the cookies (which I both liked) overwhelmed the ice cream flavor or the ice cream really wasn’t that flavorful. And, knowing that I tried the ice cream on its own, I’m leaning toward the latter. Good cookies, so so ice cream, does not make a returning customer.

Fantastic!
Ordered a few dozen Ice Cream sandwiches, mix and matched for a birthday gift and they were Excellent! The birthday boy was in heaven, as was I, not the biggest sweets fan.
Thank You Pete, I will definitely be ordering again in the future!

They’re absolutely delicious! Peter Bredemann breeds new life into the mundane ice cream sandwich, with his peteybird bite sized sandwiches. Peanut butter/​chocolate, mint chocolate chip, and key lime pie are among our favourite. Although bite sized, they’re incredible filling, and two will leave you extremely satisfied, although your taste buds might scream for more of that deliciousness. Can’t make it to 16^th & Arapahoe? Pete takes orders for delivery and goes out of his way to accommodate your needs.

If it’s possible to have an ice cream sandwich with little guilt, then this place is as close as it gets.
For $ 4, you get two mini gourmet ice cream sandwiches! My co-​worker and I decided to split a package that contained 1 sugar cookie w/​sea salt and strawberry ice cream and 1 graham cracker cookie with key lime ice cream. They’re each a bit bigger than a golf ball, so it is a tad pricey for the size. That wasn’t a problem for me because I just wanted a little something after a savory lunch. We both loved our flavors! The chewiness of the cookie was spot on, and the ice cream was delicious.
We almost went back to get 2 more… almost.