The 3 Best Ice Cream Shop in Roodepoort

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In Lansdowne, Cape Town, Mr. E. D. Harnekar established Playtime Lollies.
Mr. E. D. Harnekar purchased his first ice cream machine, Gram, a cylindrical mould machine, in the late 1960s due to the widespread demand for Playtime lollipops. By the end of the decade, Playtime had become so successful that it began purchasing rival manufacturers like Queens Ice Cream and Gatti.
Mr. Gatti, who was of Italian ancestry and related to the legendary Carlo Gatti, was a maestro of ice cream.In Lansdowne, Cape Town, Mr. E. D. Harnekar established Playtime Lollies.
Mr. E. D. Harnekar purchased his first ice cream machine, Gram, a cylindrical mould machine, in the late 1960s due to the widespread demand for Playtime lollipops. By the end of the decade, Playtime had become so successful that it began purchasing rival manufacturers like Queens Ice Cream and Gatti.
Mr. Gatti, who was of Italian ancestry and related to the legendary Carlo Gatti, was a maestro of ice cream.
Mr. E.D. Harnekar retired in 1989 and left the firm to his five children, establishing it as a second-generation family enterprise.
Sadly, Mr. E.D. Harnekar passed suddenly on March 26, 1996, and many of his family members still miss him. His workers, clients, and relatives still frequently mention him today.
A wide variety of cones, wafers, lollipops, flavoured full-cream ice creams, coated ice creams, cartons, and tubs have recently been added to the product line.
The management and staff at Gatti Ice Cream are proud of their history and accomplishments, and they credit their successes and increased market share to their ability to consistently provide inexpensive treats that uphold the original vision that Mr. E. D. Harnekar began with—tasting and quality fit for a king, priced affordably even for the man on the street—and being of high enough calibre and standard to compete with products from around the world.
The company, which is still in Lansdowne, has moved to a larger building that spans over 10,000 square metres and employs more than 300 full-time employees and contract workers, making it the largest African-owned ice cream factory in Africa. Read More Read Less