Molly Dog Friendly Soft Serve

Your guests bring their dogs. Now you can offer them something too.

Molly is a vegan soft serve base created with dogs in mind.

It is lactose-free, contains no chocolate, cocoa or xylitol, and uses a neutral base that can be served as it is or combined with suitable flavours such as plant milk, coconut, rice, banana or pure xylitol-free peanut butter.

Use Molly in a soft serve machine you already have — or serve it from a small countertop machine.

A simple additional product for cafés, ice cream shops, hotels, campsites, kiosks, tourist locations and other dog-friendly businesses.

Dogs are already part of your customer journey.

A guest stops for coffee.

Another orders an ice cream.

Their dog sits beside the table.

Most dog-friendly businesses already provide water. Molly gives you the possibility to offer the dog something of its own.

It is easy for customers to understand, easy to add to an existing menu and makes your dog-friendly positioning visible in a much more concrete way.

A real product for the dog

Not simply a sign saying Dogs Welcome.

Something actually made for them.

An easy additional sale

A small portion can be added without changing the core operation of your café, hotel, ice cream shop or kiosk.

A product people notice

A dog eating its own ice cream naturally attracts attention, conversation and photographs.

We sell Molly ourselves.

Tested in our own business before offering it to yours.

We don’t only distribute Molly.

We started by serving it ourselves at Der Süße Stopp on the Achensee lake promenade in Pertisau, Austria.

That gives us the opportunity to see how the product works in a real hospitality environment, how customers react to it and how easily it can be integrated into daily operation.

The first response has been encouraging.

Customers understand the idea immediately, dogs eating their own ice cream naturally attract attention, and it gives dog owners one more reason to stop.

For us, that practical experience is important.

We would rather recommend a product we actually use ourselves than simply sell something from a catalogue.