I am an ice cream addict! I need my fix of good vanilla ice cream or frozen yogurt every evening! And here in Surprise I have discovered a WONDERFUL ice cream. It's Blue Bunny Premium All Natural Vanilla. Here's the list of ingredients: Milk, Cream, Sugar, Egg Yolks, Natural Vanilla Extract and Vanilla Bean Specks. (Quoted from the carton, complete with upper case letters.)
This is the absolutely best vanilla ice cream I have ever tasted!
The carton tells me that is is manufactured by Wells Enterprises, Inc., an Iowa Corporation, and gives an address in Le Mars, Iowa, and an 800 phone number. I think I'll call them next week and tell them how delicious their All Natural Vanilla ice cream is.
The carton also informs me that they are celebrating their 100 years of making "everyday moments more memorable for families." That might be slightly hyperbolic, but I'll go along with it. To mark their 100 years they are helping to grant 100 wishes to 100 children with life-threatening medical conditions.
The carton also lets me know that every 1/2 cup serving contains 150 calories, 80 of them from fat. That's over 50%, isn't it? But hey, that 1/2 cup serving also contains 10% of your daily calcium requirements.
Now I wonder how much fits into the coffee cup that I use as an ice cream dish. Maybe I really don't want to know!
This is the absolutely best vanilla ice cream I have ever tasted!
The carton tells me that is is manufactured by Wells Enterprises, Inc., an Iowa Corporation, and gives an address in Le Mars, Iowa, and an 800 phone number. I think I'll call them next week and tell them how delicious their All Natural Vanilla ice cream is.
The carton also informs me that they are celebrating their 100 years of making "everyday moments more memorable for families." That might be slightly hyperbolic, but I'll go along with it. To mark their 100 years they are helping to grant 100 wishes to 100 children with life-threatening medical conditions.
The carton also lets me know that every 1/2 cup serving contains 150 calories, 80 of them from fat. That's over 50%, isn't it? But hey, that 1/2 cup serving also contains 10% of your daily calcium requirements.
Now I wonder how much fits into the coffee cup that I use as an ice cream dish. Maybe I really don't want to know!
You should let them know you're plugging their product....you may garner some free ice cream! And free always tastes better......
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