These Cajeta Drizzles Represent Scars: 'Sad Girl Creamery' Serves Ice Cream with a Side of Mental Health Awareness [lataco.com]

Karen Clemmer 4/13/214:00 AM

By Janette Villafan, L.A. Taco, April 5, 2021

Ice cream served with a side of mental health awareness.

This is the concept behind Sad Girl Creamery, a Latina-owned ice cream pop-up that was seven years in the making opened by SueEllen Mancini.

“I’ve been wanting to start this for a long time. I definitely wanted it to be Latin-centric and for it to include all the different types of cultures within our culture,” said Mancini.

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