Thanks to Janette for letting us use this photo. We stumbled onto it while perusing the photo sharing website, Flickr. Janette is a self-proclaimed Duetto lover and snapped this pic of our Giant Swirly Cow at the Centerville Giant store right here in Lancaster County.
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Wow, I’d probably take lot’s of pictures too if I had a Duetto sighting!! How cool is that!! Way to go Janette!!
WOW! That is awesome! How do you choose the sites where the cows go? How many cows are there? What are they made out of? Would like to see one here in Bucks County, Pa.!
i recall going to my local supermarket and seeing the black & white cow, when the buffalo bills stampeed icecream was being shared with the customers as they came into the store and this one little toddler his eyes were amazed at the size of the cow, its was cute!!
You may recall what we consider the original and largest cow promo for ice cream in Exton, PA (Chester County): The Guernsey Cow.
http://www.theguernseycow.com
Have a picture, also. Amazing sight!
We were in Lancaster County and took pictures of Amish buggies and other great sites, but we never saw the cow. But I do see it in the freezer section at Stop & Shop, that is Duetto. I buy two a week, my favorite is mango! It’s the best. Will it still be for sale in the winter??
My kids loved your ice cream they got at the zoo.My youngest liked the big cow.
ROBBIN – Very good questions. We’ll get an entry in the works that addresses them, but for now we can tell you that there are two Giant Swirly Cows and one regular Giant Cow. We almost gave away our regular Giant Cow during our 75th Anniversary Sweepstakes, but the winner took the cash value instead.
More on that here: http://icecreamjournal.turkeyhill.com/index.php/2007/05/04/would-you-take-the-cow-or-the-cash/
My husband & I were driving down the PA Turnpike in July,, and this huge red swirly cow went flying by us! lol Imagine our surprise,, we’d never seen the swirley cow or even heard of Duetto ice cream, before! Now we know! lol
Oh, please don’t discontinue the Duetto’s during the winter! She’s right, the mango is the best one.
What a great picture. Turkey Hill is great for taste and for smiles.
Recently while on a motorcycle ride, we stopped at a local dairy farm in Manchester, VT, that also makes and distributes it’s own ice cream. Much to our surprise, their ice cream stand sells Turkey Hill ice cream instead of their own. It was a wonderful,delicious and refreshing break. Maybe you should send the cow in this direction.
I just had tendon surgery on my ankle this morning.
Guess what I can’t walk yet, but I’m sitting in front of the TV eating a big bowl of Turkey Hill Ice Cream.
Thats one thing you can always do,ha.