What brand of ice cream do you buy?

[Anonymous]

Haagen Dazs or turkey hill.

[Anonymous]

Breyers Natural Vanilla. We add toppings at home, Bailey's being my personal favorite.

[Anonymous]

Whatever's on sale.

[Anonymous]

Yes to whatever's on sale. Just as long as it's real ice cream and not the low fat/low sugar kind.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Ben and Jerry's or Haagen Dazs. Sometimes Breyers; DH likes their mint chocolate chip, though I am not a big fan. For all other sweets I am not picky and will eat practically anything, but I adore premium ice cream and am willing to shell out the cash for it. I wish I could say only on rare occasions, but alas, I buy it much too frequently ... am working on that.

Ok- so what premium ice cream do you buy? And where?

I'm originally from Ohio and saw Jeni's (Columbus) and Graeter's (Cincinnati) + some Broonlyn NY brand at Whole Foods Tenley. They also had Moorenko and Dolcezza which are local I think. We've tried Moorenko from Brookville Market before and were not impressed. We got Graeter's Cherry chocolate chip and it is quite good. I want to try Jeni's goat cheese sour cherry, but I can't justify $9.99 a pint.

There were other niche brands too - but I was looking for something chocolate or cherry for DH's birthday and those are the ones I noticed.

[Anonymous]

I love Graeter's. I want to try Jeni's buckeye flavor but I'm waiting for Whole Foods to have it for 1/2 off, can't justify $10 a pint.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Here we go.

Huh? Not sure what that means.

"I don't buy it. It's sooo unhealthy. My kids literally BEG for cauliflower!"

"Whichever brand has no HFCS and can tell me where the cows were raised."

"Never. Terribly overpriced. I am 23 and have $57 million saved for retirement."

Oh wow. We get the one on sale.

Us too. What ever is on sale

[Anonymous]

We actually really like the Lucerne chocolate from Safeway (Safeway's brand, I think). It's soft and very creamy.

I tend to buy reduced calorie/reduced fat options more often though, because when I really need a sweet fix I don't want to consume as many calories as are in a serving of the good stuff. On the low cal end of the spectrum, though, I really like the Trader Joe's fat free vanilla Greek frozen yogurt.

[Anonymous]

Ben and Jerry's, or Haagen Daaz, whatever is on sale that week.

[Anonymous]

Harris Teeter slow churned mint chocolate chip.

[Anonymous]

Turkey Hill or Ben and Jerry's Americone.

[Anonymous]

Turkey Hill. Ben & Jerry's is great but waaay too many calories.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Turkey Hill or Ben and Jerry's Americone.

Me too!! And Ben and Jerry's "Everything But"!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here we go.

Huh? Not sure what that means.

"I don't buy it. It's sooo unhealthy. My kids literally BEG for cauliflower!"

"Whichever brand has no HFCS and can tell me where the cows were raised."

"Never. Terribly overpriced. I am 23 and have $57 million saved for retirement."

Now, see us good parents who only feed our kids healthy stuff, are smart and save it for ourselves. My kid does beg for veggies and refuses ice cream. Who am I to argue? I like Ben and Jerry's, Haagen Dazs or Baskin Robbins.

[Anonymous]

Is Turkey Hill good? I see it all the time and never picked it up. What does it compare to? I usually get Edy's or Hagen daaz, will i like Turkey hill?