Ice cream

Cookies and cream (also known as cookies ‘n cream and similar names) is commonly ranked as one of the favorite ice cream flavors ever. Generally, it is vanilla ice cream with chocolate sandwich cookies (i.e. Oreos) crumbled into the vanilla. Debatably, South Dakota State University stakes claim to inventing this amazing ice cream. According to […]

Birthdays are synonymous with joy, laughter, and of course, the iconic birthday cake. But, what if you could capture the essence of that delightful confection in a creamy, frozen treat? Enter birthday cake ice cream – a mix typically made of cake flavored ice cream with birthday cake components like frosting, cake pieces, and sprinkles.

According to National Geographic, vanilla ice cream was invented by the French sometime in the 18th Century. The first known recorded American recipe for this ice cream flavor was by Thomas Jefferson in the 1780s. It is believed that Jefferson acquired the recipe during his travels to France between 1784 and 1789. According to scholars

I don’t normally buy Tillamook ice cream. It’s just too damn expensive at $6-$8 a carton. However, the cartons were BOGO at Kroger making it a no brainer good deal and another reason to review ice cream! Below you’ll find my honest review of this ice cream. Keep in mind I have no connection to

Butter pecan is one of the most popular ice cream flavors made in America. Fox places it at #6 and Newsweek puts it at #3 in their lists of the most popular ice cream flavors in America. Due to its beloved status among Americans, numerous ice manufacturers produce this particular flavor of ice cream. You

Superman ice cream originated in the Midwest. While the details of its beginning are murky, the most come belief is that Stroh’s Brewery in Detroit, Michigan invented it during the Prohibition as a product to diversify away from booze. It’s original flavors were reportedly lemon, Red Pop (derived or inspired from Faygo’s Red Pop also

I picked up this non-dairy ice cream thinking it was the the oat milk variety of this flavor. I didn’t even know Breyers produced it with almond milk but I guess they have been making it since 2017. Yeah, we’re sort of bias to dairy-based ice cream here so that is where the oversight came

I grew up in Michigan where Superman ice cream was reportedly invented. It was a popular flavor when I was a kid and still remains a favorite at many ice cream shops around the Midwest. It’s called by different names depending on who makes it such as Scooperman, Super Hero, and Super Scoop with some