"Esprit di Gusto" - Means "Spirit of Taste" - A high end Italian name alluding to a spirtual food experience.

"Esprit di Sapore" - Means "Spirit of Flavor" - An alternative to the above name. The Spirit of Flavor is in the topping =)

"Panache" or "puhNASH" - (pronounced "Pah-nash") This would imply a product (topping) that has verve; style; flair.

"Pizzache" - (pronounced "Pizash") Combination of the words Pizzazz and Panache. This would mean a high end topping that has a great style and flavor.

"élan" - French word that means "distinctive style or flair."

"élan saveur" or "élan saveur" - Means a "dash" or "style" flavor. This would allude to a Dash of great flavor.

Brio - This would be a product that makes the user feel alive after eating it.

Delicious Desire - We all desire toppings on our ice creams. So this only makes sense =)

Please indicate, if any, the name(s) you like in the comments area

Garnished Peaks

Because toppings are the main product of the company, it will be wise to let the market shift its focus to the topmost portions of their food items, hence the word "peaks". Other variations built upon this concept are: Divine Peaks, Lavish Peaks, Fertile Peaks.

Edible Glory

Here, I tried to pair a very abstract word with a very tangible one. Hence, when the abstract feeling of glory is paired with edibility, a very colorful, high-class and beautiful food item comes into mind.

7th Zenith

In the same line of thought with Garnished Peaks, this name used Zenith, instead of Peak (still means the same anyway). This is also a wordplay on 7th Heaven, but it also means the same: an extreme state of happiness, which is commonly associated with choloates and sweets.

Divine Dashes

A dash is a common unit of measurement when it comes to food preparation. Most of the time, toppings are also sprinkled in dashes, hence the name. Again, an abstract feeling is paired, and the "divine-ness" or simply the utter goodness of the toppings are clearly illustrated on the name.

Princely Bits

In the same line of thought with Divine Dashes, Princely Bits was conceptualized using a contradiction. Although princely may mean extravagant and many, it is paired with bits, or just small portions. It is made to come up with a mental picture of a very royal and exclusive piece of food item.

Sweet Summit

Again with the same line of thought with Garnished peaks and 7th Zenith, the name pertains to what happens when the toppings are sprinkled onto the food items: a very sweet and delicious pastry.

DeCiel, in French, means "of heaven". With such a diverse range of possibilities for your toppings - I think stating that they're all heavenly, in some form, is a delicious idea. ;)

Cheers.
JP

1. Sprinkles of Heaven
2. Sprinkles from Above
3. Silk Toppings
4. Delightful Decadence

Acclaim Toppings
Esteem Toppings
Distinction Toppings
‘Éclat Toppings
Renown Toppings
Prestige Toppings
Prestigio Toppings
Distinction Toppings
Cream of the Crop
Luxuriant Toppings
Sumptuous Toppings
Privilege Toppings
Tasteful Toppings
Delectable Toppings
Indulgent Toppings
TNT (Top Notch Toppings)
Best Addition Toppings
Superior Toppings
Splendor Toppings
No-stopping Toppings
Without Stopping Toppings
Whopping Toppings
Top of the Heap
Cover-up Toppings

Spritzels - This was the first name I thought of when thinking about the product. When a sprinkler spritzes water on the lawn(I know that spritzes is not a real word but to me it is almost self-defining in that it conveys the act of sprinkling small bits of matter) it sprinkles the lawn with something that makes it better off. Just like the product will do.

"sweet peak"
cause its sweet (ice cream, ...)
and the toppings are little peaks of sweet mountains. Toppings are the snow on the top of it. They are the sweet peak.

The following company name suggestions can be left as is or expanded to include “Ice Cream Toppings”, “Manufacturing”, “Inc.”, “Company”, etc… based on the client’s needs. Please use “Comments” field to indicate your favorite name or two from the list to assist them in their final selection process.

Bonvivance
A play off of the French words, ‘bon vivant’ meaning ‘one who lives well’ or one who is a connoisseur of food.

Copertura Premium
A play off of the Italian word, ‘copertura’, meaning ‘cover’. It is a more sensual and upscale way of describing the client’s offering.

Couvey Gourmet
A play off of the French word, ‘couverture’, meaning ‘cover’. Again, it is a more sensual and upscale way of describing the client’s product offering.

Epicurean Gourmet / Epicurean Premium Gourmet
The word ‘epicure’ means, ‘a person who cultivates a refined taste’ or whom is ‘dedicated to sensual enjoyment’. Nothing could speak more clearly to consumers who wish to bring their ice cream and dessert indulgences to the next level with the client’s product.

Gourmance
A play off of the French word, ‘gourmand’ meaning ‘food lover’ and gourmet suggesting a high-end product

Himmel Gourmet
A play off of the German word, ‘himmel’, meaning ‘heaven’ which is where the consumer will be taken once they begin enjoying the client’s product.

Rêvedes (pronounced reh-vay-dess)
A play off of the French words rêveur, meaning ‘dreamer’ and dessus, meaning ‘above’ (or on top) suggesting that the product can take the consumer to places above or beyond what they might have only previously dreamed of.

Despite the client’s preference for ‘professional and not childish’ name entries, I could not resist offering the following additional names for their consideration:

• Tawpers, Toppingz, Mr. Topps
• Sprinklz, Sprinkz, Dr. Sprinks, Mr. Sprinks
• Top Hat Gourmet
• Capps
• Candy Covers Gourmet Toppings
• Mountain Top Toppings
• Final Lee (a play off of the word, ‘finally’ and one that allows for a mascot/character logo to be created around it)
• Yumtops
• Tay’s Tee Tops (a play off of the word, ‘tasty’ and one that allows for a mascot/character logo to be created around it)

•Top 'til You Drop

This name uses a pun with the phrase, "Shop 'til you drop". It is a catchy name, and will attract the attention of potential customers.

"Amor Primori"

The literal Latin translation is "Love of the top." However, it can be roughly translated to "For the love of toppings."