The chain attempted to expand into England in the early 1960s where they began selling their products out of ice cream trucks. This business model was also attempted in the United States but proved so financially unsuccessful that Tastee-Freez filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy in late 1963. Herbert Molner, then an assistant of Moranz, bought the chain out of bankruptcy a year later.
In the early 1960s, the chain attempted to expand into England by selling their products from ice cream trucks. This strategy was also tried in the United States but proved financially unviable, leading Tastee-Freez to file for bankruptcy in late 1963. Herbert Molner, then an assistant of Moranz, bought the company out of bankruptcy a year later.