Thomas takes Stanley Cup out for some ice cream in Aurora, Ontario

Cool treat served in the coolest trophy at Dairy Queen

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By Dan O'Leary
@DanOLeary25 NHL.com Staff Writer

The Summer of Stanley can get pretty warm, so ice cream is always a good idea.

St. Louis Blues forward Robert Thomas took the Stanley Cup to a Dairy Queen and enjoyed a blizzard out of the top.

Thomas made the stop for dessert near his hometown of Aurora, Ontario.
Earlier, Thomas stopped by the Aurora welcome sign, which had a new sign hanging right underneath.

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