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Del's Frozen Lemonade is a signature dish of United States; we have verified places to eat it in Providence. Crushed ice, lemon juice and sugar, blended into a smooth slush. Start with where to eat Del's Frozen Lemonade in Providence.
Crushed ice, lemon juice and sugar, blended into a smooth slush. Sold from Del's-branded trucks across Rhode Island every summer since 1948.
Angelo DeLucia of Cranston founded Del's Lemonade in 1948 using his grandfather Franco's frozen lemonade recipe, which Franco had brought from Naples at the turn of the century. The first cart was a pushcart in Cranston; modified Table Talk Pies trucks soon followed and still serve as the fleet today. Del's juices about 300,000 lemons in an average Rhode Island summer. The brand has grown into a national mail-order item, but the trucks remain the canonical way to drink it; they begin rotating in April and run through October.
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Guided tour · 3.5 hours
Enjoy a food tour with a felonious twist. Come take a taste of Providence's Italian neighborhood while also learning about its historical characters who didn't always ...
Guided tour · 3 hours
Savor the flavors of Providence’s Little Italy on a guided dinner stroll. Enjoy a 4-course Italian meal with antipasto, house-made pastas, and desserts.
Water activity · 2 hours
Enjoy a relaxing morning cruise around Boston Harbor with a moderately narrated tour of the main sights. Savor brunch as you sail in style aboard a classic 1920s-style boat.
