The subject line pretty much says it all. If you’re thinking about surprising a friend or family member who lives outside the Turkey Hill area of distribution with a shipment of ice cream or iced tea, tomorrow (Thursday, November 20) is the last day to order your products so that they’re delivered by Thanksgiving. To place an order — packed in dry ice and everything! — check out the Turkey Hill website here.
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Do you ship all the way to Las Vegas? I would love some Turkey Hill at my holiday party!
What a great surprise that would be!!
Fortunatly, I live in Western New York where Turkey Hill products are available and you can be sure we will have plenty of ice cream to go with our pumpkin and apple pies and of course, iced tea which we drink all year long, not just in the summertime.
quite expensive…but very neat.
I didn’t realize you shipped your products. What a good idea for the holidays.
I never realized that I could send ice cream to friends and relatives, this is so good, I will have to try it, thanks
I’ll have to agree with Jennifer…too expensive for these tight times.
Hi Turkey Hills Fan,
I lived in Maryland…I have all the tuekey hill Ice cream I wanted Plus ice teas too. I have no need to order turkey hills ice cream. I am so lucky I can go to the store and get my ice cream Thank you turkey hill
Great idea.
You have given me a great idea for family members who always ask me to have TH ice cream on hand when they come to visit. They even remind me of their favorite flavor shortly before they expect to be coming for a visit. Now they can get a surprise from me, a TH gift in the mail! Great holdiday gift idea!
Great gift!
I cannot eat Turkey Hill ice cream because it contains carrageenan. Carrageenan is a substance extracted from red and purple seaweeds consisting of a mixture of polysaccharides. It is used in paints as a thickning agent and Turkey Hill uses it to thicken the ice cream.
This junk gives me a stomach ache and if any of you get a stomach ache after eating ice cream containing carageenan you should know the reason why. I have found that there are other companys, that use it in their ice cream too.
We thought of a great ice cream flavor last night. Chocolate Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough. I’ve never seen chocolate chip cookie dough using chocolate ice cream.