Booza Ice Cream Stand Surprises Travelers Near Dead Sea With Unique Flavors

A traveler recounts discovering a surprising and high-quality ice cream stand called Booza while en route to a family vacation at the Dead Sea. Despite not being a big sweets fan, the author was drawn to Booza's ice cream cart located at a junction supermarket parking lot near the Dead Sea, managed by Liron. Known from Tel Aviv's Hashmonaim Street, Booza offers authentic, premium ice cream priced above 20 shekels, which the author prefers over smaller, overpriced popsicles that have shrunk in size.

The stand operates in extreme heat, with temperatures nearing 40 degrees Celsius, yet Liron patiently offered multiple tastings to the family. The author highlights the unique flavors such as brown butter and cotton candy, praising the quality and attention to detail. The ice cream experience, set against the backdrop of the Dead Sea, turned a routine stop into a memorable event.

Liron mentioned plans to move the stand indoors at the junction, which would improve conditions for both the vendor and customers. The author commends Liron's perseverance and the exceptional taste of Booza ice cream, recommending it as a must-try for travelers in the area.