Snoop Dogg’s International Ice Cream Taster
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - Dr.Bombay / Bosslady Foods in Treviso
Snoop Dogg is looking for one seriously curious person with great taste - to sign on as Dr. Bombay’s International Ice Cream Taster. And you can apply from anywhere in the world.
Yup, it's a real job, we promise. It's hired, onboarded, and paid through Deel - the platform that makes it possible to work with anyone, anywhere in the world.
Get paid $30,000 to eat ice cream, and help shape what Dr. Bombay does next.
Your mission? Taste. Travel. Discover. Report back to Snoop.
You'll explore the world's best frozen desserts and viral flavor trends. You'll find out what people are obsessed with, what's about to blow up, and what deserves a spot as the next Dr. Bombay scoop.
And it goes without saying - you'll be eating a ton of ice cream.
THE GIG
For the next three months, you'll be Snoop and Dr. Bombay's eyes, ears, and taste buds around the world.
Here’s what you'll do:
- Uncover the most unique ice cream and dessert trends
- Taste your way through different cities, cultures, and flavor combos
- Find the next big thing (before it becomes cool)
- Share your discoveries with the Dr. Bombay team and create social-first content from your adventures
- Help dream up new flavors, campaigns, and experiences
Ready for a global flavor adventure?
WHY ICE CREAM?
For Snoop Dogg, ice cream has always been more than dessert.
His father grew up on a dairy farm in Mississippi, hand-churning ice cream the old-school way.
Years later, ice cream became part of Snoop's own family memories, including post-practice stops with his son Cordell Broadus.
Now, Snoop and Cordell have brought that story to life with Dr. Bombay.
It's nostalgia, remixed.
Creamy ice cream meets bold sherbet. Classic flavors meet unexpected combinations. The old-school meets what's next.
WHO ARE WE LOOKING FOR?
You aren’t some old-school, stuffy food critic.
We're looking for someone who’s:
- Curious and obsessed with food—especially ice cream and frozen desserts
- Culturally plugged in—you know what'