Brooklyn ice cream shop celebrates Holi through flavorful scoops
News 12’s Julia Joseph spoke with the founder of Malai on how they are using the spices and colors of Hindu culture to celebrate the holiday.
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Mar 9, 2023, 3:25 AM
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Updated 653 days ago
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10h agoWednesday marked the Hindu spring festival of Holi – a day to celebrate good overcoming evil and the start of spring.
The day is often celebrated by throwing powdered colors, but one local ice cream shop in Brooklyn is bringing flavors dedicated to the festival instead.
News 12’s Julia Joseph spoke with the founder of Malai on how they are using the spices and colors of Hindu culture to celebrate the holiday.
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