Best Ice Cream Franchises to Buy in 2021

List of top ice cream franchises for 2021 includes several brands, highlighting their profitability and growth potential.

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Best Ice Cream Franchises to Buy in 2021

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1851 Franchise lists top ice cream franchises to buy in 2021, including Baskin-Robbins and Mooyah Burgers Fries & Shakes. These franchises offer a profitable opportunity with beloved brand names and relatively low startup costs.

Why not go into business selling a universally beloved product with the backing of a major brand name? Say hello to these hot ice cream franchises that look like a good buy in 2021.

I scream, you scream, we all scream for a healthy return on investment. For investors looking to enter a fun and colorful sector of the foodservice industry, ice cream brands offer a profitable opportunity. It’s the perfect post-date-night dessert and one that kids crave. Ice cream establishments provide communities a place to indulge, so don’t worry about branding the business as healthy.

Instead, it’s a simple recipe for success. Everyone loves ice cream, and it’s not hard to source all the dairy, toppings and kitchen equipment needed to churn your dreams into reality. That said, a few franchise brands have transformed the concept into profitable models with beloved brand names.

From old standbys like Baskin-Robbins to new concepts that straddle ice cream and hot food, like Mooyah Burgers Fries & Shakes, these are 1851 Franchise’s favorite ice cream franchises for 2021.

  • Startup costs: $404,000-$639,000

  • Units: 83

  • Startup costs: $611,500-$1,009,000

  • Units: 68

  • Startup costs: $316,000-$410,000

  • Units: 333

  • Startup costs: $2,300,000 - $5,400,000

  • Units: 765

  • Startup costs: $1,200,000-$3,500,000

  • Units: 3,525

  • Startup costs: $641,000-$2,100,000

  • Units: 386

  • Startup costs: $124,000-$559,000

  • Units: 7,921

  • Startup costs: $1,100,000-$1,900,000

  • Units: 7,034

  • Startup costs: $152,000-$547,000

  • Units: 562

  • Startup costs: $307,000-$488,000

  • Units: 352

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on March 8, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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