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Here's what Tyra Banks just ordered from popular Toronto ice cream shop

Supermodel and television personality Tyra Banks gave one of Toronto's most popular ice cream shops, Dutch Dreams, a sweet surprise when she walked in to sample its delectable flavours.

The family-run business, which has served up ice cream at Vaughan and St. Clair since 1985, took to Instagram to share the news. 

"Even supermodels can't resist Dutch Dreams!" the caption reads. The picture shows Banks posing with a construction worker right outside the shop.

Dina Aben from Dutch Dreams tells blogTO that Banks' appearance was "a surprise visit."

"We didn't know she was coming," said Aben. She added that "the visit was amazing! She was as kind as she is beautiful, and it was a pleasure serving and meeting her."

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Everything else aside, of course, we need to know what Banks ordered.

Aben says that Banks "ordered our homemade white chocolate-dipped Oreo waffle cone with a scoop of Drake's peanut butter chocolate."  

And she's not the only celebrity connected to the creamery. Dutch Dreams is also said to have been a childhood favourite of Drake, who reportedly frequented the shop with his mom as a kid.

The business has recently been trying to get his attention through social media posts after learning he was a regular visitor in his childhood.

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