That’s right, the ice cream-related celebrations just keep on comin’. Of course, this means you can go out and buy a box of ice cream sandwiches and dig in. (You didn’t think you were going to cut back on ice cream now that ice cream month is over, did you?) Before you dash to the grocery store, check out the picture of the freezer case on Wikipedia’s “Ice Cream Sandwich” entry here.
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12 Comments
Oh my goodness! I just had these delicious ice cream
July 2nd, 2008 at 9:21 pmsandwiches when I visited my boyfriends family in PA.
Now I’m totally hooked. Can’t seem to find these in northern VA. So sad…
Boy,, my grocery is going to get an earfull! Not only doesn’t he stock a big enough variety of TH ice cream,,, I never even knew TH made ice cream sandwiches! He better get on the ball. I wish we had TH mini store/gas stations around here, like I saw in Carlisle. I”ll bet they carry ALL the TH products!
August 7th, 2007 at 7:51 amWow what could be a better combination than cookies and Turkey Hill. This is definitetly a treat worth celebrating. Thanks for your great products!
August 6th, 2007 at 2:21 amYES, Thanks for the blog to enjoy, and the month of ice cream. I sure hope it is a CARTON PER DAY, LOL, To bad it wasn’t the year supply.
August 3rd, 2007 at 9:09 amWell it is late but I still have time to enjoy one of those wonderful strawberry cheesecake ice cream sandwiches from Turkey Hill.
August 2nd, 2007 at 11:41 pmYes, that’s us Dani. We created that account to support the Ice Cream Journal (for ease of use reasons, we choose Google’s email service). Feel free to reply!
Funny observation…the two words we had to type in to enter this comment (yes, we have to type the words too) are “roller judge”. Can you imagine a judge on roller skates in some sort of weird “roller court”. Okay, maybe that observation isn’t that funny.
August 2nd, 2007 at 11:12 pmI know this is off-topic, but I needed to check for validity… I just got an email from “icecreamjournal@gmail.com” requesting some of my personal info. Well, anyone can create a gmail account, and there was no security and/or logo info here from Turkey Hill. Is this really you guys??? Sorry to be so paranoid, but you can never be too careful, ya know?
August 2nd, 2007 at 10:19 pmYour ice cream sandwiches are great!
August 2nd, 2007 at 9:14 pmI haven’t found these yet. My hubby loves ice cream sandwiches. I think he likes the fact he doesn’t have dirty dishes to wash or take back to the kitchen.I could eat a couple of these a day also. I guess two would be equivalent to about the size of the bowl of ice cream I eat at night.I laughed when I read the serving size on the package(14). I think 10 would be a more realistic portion size in my household. I will have to ask the frozen food manager to order these ice cream sandwiches. My son works there so maybe he can persuade him to order them for his mommy and daddy.
August 2nd, 2007 at 8:00 pmI Loved making Toll House (Reg)Cookies and drop them by Tablespoons full on a cookie sheet, bake them up and slather ice cold chocolate ice cream between them then wrap them in plastic wrap and the bake to the freezer except the last one. I’d take it out to my pool put on my Walkman and enjoy a book while licking the sides and ocassionally biting of chewy pieces of the cookies. Oh to be young athletic and having the ability to burn off all those calories!
August 2nd, 2007 at 4:42 pmOmigosh… I was HOOKED on these when I was a kid. I could eat 2 or 3 a day! Oh… to be young again.
I haven’t tried one of the TH ice cream sandwiches yet, but I might just do that tonight when I get home. Wouldn’t it be good if the edges were pressed with mini-choco-chips or mini-R****’s Pieces? Yum!
August 2nd, 2007 at 4:13 pmYeah, Turkey Hill. Didn’t know you made ice cream sandwiches.
WOW. Learning more each day.
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