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So I don’t know if it’s a new thing or for whatever reason I haven’t had them up till now. In the last 2 weeks I’ve been getting Baskin Robbins ice cream delivery requests.

My instinct is to think they won’t end well. LOL. Got to be worse than a milkshake for melting. I just decline them. Has anyone been delivering ice cream? How do you get it delivered without melting all over?
 

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I do the BR deliveries. The customer has to know the final result of a delivery like that. If not they’ll learn. Then again how much different can it be than if the wife wanted you to pick up a couple of chocolate sundaes for her and the kids. Or a pint of ice cream from the supermarket. I saw on here someone made custom drink carrier with a small foam cooler. That would be nice. I just haven’t had the time to put that much effort into doing these deliveries. The only trouble with a BR order is your going to wait for it to made.
 

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I decline them. Did a delivery from a burger shop that included milkshakes. What a nightmare. Can’t avoid something like that but knowingly taking ice cream is asking for trouble.
 
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I don't mind containers of ice cream but I can't stand ordering sundaes with all sorts of random toppings
Exactly, a container delivery should be quick pick up and if the delivery is too far and it partially melts than nothing can be done about that. Sundaes with all kinds of toppings to me seems like a recipe for disaster and a big mess. Unfortunately no way of knowing before acceptance so Ive just been declining them. I keep imagining an order for 4-6 Sundaes with 16 different topping. Yikes!
 

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I’m not a fan of ice cream deliveries when it’s peak summer around here.. I won’t take any long distance frozen treats. I keep a Styrofoam cooler in a box in my hatchback for desserts that come with a scoop of ice cream..

I really think ice cream delivery should be nixed.. It’s just a dumb.. It gets so ridiculously hot here in the summer..

One time when I first started doing this I got a ping from Postmates for a donut place and the guy ordered a donut Sunday.. he was 9 miles away!

They make the donuts there to order so they’re warm! The dingbat counter girl didn’t even separate the ice cream from the donut. I apologize to the dude when I dropped it off, but I was like man I just had to drive 9 miles through continual stop lights!
 

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I don't do Eats, but I do other food deliveries and I take a cooler with ice packs in it with me when I work. I don't do rideshare at the same time I do deliveries so It isn't a hassle to have it in my car. I have thermal bags for hot food and the cooler for cold stuff. Still, it can be very difficult getting ice cream to the customer in a still frozen state when it is triple digits outside. My wife's birthday is in September and every year she requests an ice cream cake. Getting it home intact is a major pain.
 
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