This is it. The 12th day of ice cream. Thanks to all of you for celebrating the holidays and ice cream with us during these last two weeks. It’s been a lot of fun chatting with everyone!
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Speaking of giving things away, the winner of the biggest prize in our 12 Days of Ice Cream celebration will be chosen tomorrow. That’s when we look back on all of the comments left during the 12 Days of Ice Cream celebration and choose one – completely at random – to win the one year’s supply of Turkey Hill ice cream. Good luck and Merry Christmas!
TODAY’S PRIZE: Some people think we saved the best for last, and maybe we did. What can we say? These aluminum ice cream bowls are just plain cool. They’re admittedly retro, and remind us of something grandma used to have in her cupboard, along with the matching aluminum cups, of course.
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Shiney! They look like glass ball ornaments…sorta.
you are so right Ed McKito who wrote:
I remember when my Grandmother served us kids ice cream in these bowls. Seems we always ended up fighing over the color bowl we wanted. Sure do miss those fights since we’ve all grown up.
yeah Ed but we still get our ice cream.
ice creambowls are a hoot! i remember having glasses just like them. I predict the bowls will be a hot item at garage sales this spring/summer!
yes we had turkey hill for desert on christmas day; OF COURSE!!!!!
A HAPPY ,SAFE AND BLESSED NEW YEAR TO ALL
I remember in my childhood my Grandmother having bowls like these! Sure would be cool to relive those memories! Happy New Year, Turkey Hill!
Great bowls for Great Ice Cream
Hoping to end this year off well with a year’s supply of Turkey Hill. Happy New Year to all!
All I want for Christmas is a year’s supply of ice cream — what could be better than that?
Those bowls remind me of my childhood!! They would be great with ANY flavor of TH ice cream.
still remember the tumbler and drink container we had like the bowls as kids and how different everything tasted from them……
Oh I love those ice cream bowls! I think this is the best prize yet and I would love to win! Thanks for making everyday geat Turkey Hill, I hope to win a prize, it would be the best holiday gift ever!
Those aluminum ice cream bowls bring back memories of my Uncle Johnny’s aluminum tumblers. Thanks for the Ice Cream Journal – I enjoyed reading it and participating. Happy New Year.
The aluminum ice cream bowls bring back wonderful childhood memories. We had aluminum glasses the same colors. They kept the drinks cool and looked great. My mom still has them. Thanks for the great journaling. It was a wonderful idea. P.S. I’d like to win the bowls.
the bowls do remind me of the alumimun tumblers when I was a kid
bowls weren’t of interest to me when my mother made ice cram. I wanted to have the paddle to lick off, especially when she made fresh peach ice cream. Back in the 1930s, I was glad to turn the handle of the ice cream maker in order to get the paddle.
Love the bowls! Brings back memories of years ago. I wish we still had those tumblers, I always loved them.
It’s been fun – just wish you could give a free half-gallon to all who participated! That would have been great! I’d be glad to share.
Ice cream is the best food invention. I eat it when I’m happy, depressed, excited, worried, tired, energetic, at home, on a trip, when it’s hot, when it’s cold (outside), with my family, alone, and in any room of the house (really)! The bowls are very nice but I want the year’s supply!!
My girls and I have ice cream just about every nite – no kidding. Its our little family tradition. NO matter what the mood in the house, or the schedule, or who has to be where, we have ice cream in our tried & true ice cream mugs. The “retro” bowls are great.
Would love to eat ice cream out of those bowls… but only Turkey Hill! the one and only!
Haha those ice cream bowls are awesome!
I remember getting a drink of KoolAid or Funny Face at my neighbor’s house in metal cups. I was really jealous of the neat stuff they had. Everything we used came out of a laundry detergent box. Anyone remember that?
is it possible to buy the retro ice cream bowls,if not you should!!! They would sale like crazy! you have to be kidding,I need to virafy that I’m me on an ice cream site?and a getto term to boot(you better change that before some thin skinned black decides to sue you,america’s favorite past-time-stupid litagation)as the greek phyisifer said start with killing all the lawers. Love your ice cream,dave
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