Coolhaus

Coolhaus is an American ice cream company known for its architecturally-inspired ice cream flavors and unique ice cream sandwich combinations. Founded in 2009 in Los Angeles by Natasha Case and Freya Estreller, the company began as a food truck selling ice cream sandwiches made with cookies and ice cream named after architects and architectural movements.

Coolhaus distinguishes itself through creative flavor combinations, often featuring savory or unexpected ingredients. Examples include flavors like Balsamic Fig & Mascarpone, Street Cart Churro Dough, and Dirty Mint Chip. The cookies used in the ice cream sandwiches are also a key element, with varieties ranging from classic chocolate chip to unique creations like red velvet and peanut butter.

The company expanded from its initial food truck concept to include retail locations, wholesale distribution to grocery stores, and catering services. Coolhaus ice cream is available in scoop shops, grocery stores across the United States, and online.

Beyond its product offerings, Coolhaus promotes a message of inclusivity and female entrepreneurship. The founders are vocal advocates for women in business and use their platform to support LGBTQ+ rights and other social causes. The company has also been recognized for its commitment to sustainable practices.