Fresh Homemade Selections
At Jones Homemade Ice Cream Shoppe, we craft every treat with the same care and tradition that’s made us a Baldwin favorite.
From creamy classics to savory surprises, here’s what’s churned, blended, and slow-cooked just for you:
Handcrafted Ice Cream🍦
Made in small batches with real cream and local ingredients.
Vanilla
Velvet Vanilla…(our 1942 original!) The perfect blank canvas for toppings or enjoyed solo.
Chocolate
A chocoholic’s dream since the jukebox era.
Strawberry
Bursting with flavor, it’s like summer in every scoop
Blue Moon
Michigan’s mysterious (and brightest blue) classic! A fruity, citrusy whirl that’ll make you say, ‘What is this magic?!’
Butter Pecan
Toasted pecans, brown sugar cream, and a hint of nostalgia. So good, Smokey Robinson crooned about it.
Orange Pineapple
Tropical sunshine meets creamy delight. Tangy citrus + sweet pineapple = vacation in a cone.
Salted Coffee Caramel
Bold Michigan-roasted coffee, silky caramel, and a pinch of sea salt—your morning cup’s decadent cousin
Black Rasberry
Velvety, deep, jammy raspberry. A porch-swing-on-a-summer-night kind of flavor.
Black Cherry
Juicy Michigan cherries folded into sweet cream. Bold, fruity, and downright addictive.
Lemon Custard
Zesty, sunny, and extra creamy like Grandma’s lemon meringue pie in ice cream form.
Black Walnut
Earthy, buttery, and packed with crunchy walnuts. A vintage flavor that never goes out of style.
Mint Chip
Cool, creamy peppermint studded with dark chocolate chunks. Fresh as a Baldwin breeze
Mackinaw Fudge
A tribute to the island’s famous fudge! Chocolate ice cream loaded with thick fudge ribbons—pure Up North bliss.
Waffle Cones & Waffle Bowls🧇
Baked in-house daily; crispy, buttery, and rich with flavor… A must try!
Pulled Pork Sandwiches🍖
A savory twist! Our flavorful pork is slow-cooked and hand-pulled, served on a hearty bun—available Daily. Staff Favorite 😋
From sweet to savory, we make it the old-fashioned way—because homemade tastes better.
The Record-Breaking Banana Split (1989)
For Baldwin’s sesquicentennial, Jones built a 6-foot banana split using 42 scoops (one for each year in business).
It fed 150 people and earned a write-up in the Ludington Daily News.
