How to pronounce “carvel” in English

So one night I was playing this for my husband on YouTube, and I googled Tom Carvel to read about him.His name was Tom Carvelas.He was a Greek immigrant who arrived in the United States with nothing.

But there was a problem.All these real-life ice cream makers-- Tom Carvel, Rose and Reuben Mattus, the founders of Haagen-Dazs-- they were all genuinely good people.They had their dreams come true in America making something sweet that everybody loved.

It was all along the Northeast.I don't know who here remembers it, but it was called Carvel.And Tom Carvel was the owner, and he did his own commercials.

And he would get on, and he'd say, "Have a nice Fudgie the Whale cake for a whale of a dad on Father's Day."And he was so gravelly and these ads were so homespun that you felt you had to eat Carvel ice cream or he might have a heart attack.So one night I was playing this for my husband on YouTube, and I googled Tom Carvel to read about him.

And he was so gravelly and these ads were so homespun that you felt you had to eat Carvel ice cream or he might have a heart attack.So one night I was playing this for my husband on YouTube, and I googled Tom Carvel to read about him.His name was Tom Carvelas.

And this takes on various tones of kind of messianic tones depending on where you are in the political spectrum, but pretty much all Americans starting in second grade aretaught that some great power is pushing us forward to lead the world so that everybody someday can have a Carvel in their backyard or least access to the Internet which isn'ta bad thing; there's a lot of good and a lot of bad in that.

So it eventually went out of business.But in the late '70s, that's when Haagen-Dazs, Carvel, Ben & Jerry's-- where ice cream was getting really hot.And that was the "in" thing.