A quick thinking Turkey Hill fan snapped this photo of our Giant Cow making a pit stop on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Ernie winced when he saw this photo because of the tight fit between the cow’s head and the roof, but she made it out okay (our drivers are professionals!). If anyone sees our Giant Cow this summer, take a picture and send it to us. We’ll post it here on the Ice Cream Journal!
Speaking of our bodacious bovine, the Turkey Hill Giant Cow is on Twitter. A week or two ago we told you Turkey Hill was on Twitter (feel free to check us out here), but now our cow is tweeting her days away. As you’d expect from a cow, her tweets are somewhat simple, but you can watch her and, if you’re a Twitter use, follow her here.
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Cute cow…hope to see if in MD/DC area this summer.
I know this is a Duetta cow, but our stores seem to have stopped Duetta, and I love it. Especially the coconut and chocolate. All gone. Love that cow. Seen it many times here in Lancaster County. It was just to our two TH stores in Etown with free samples of the new ice creamcake. Delicious
I’m not a Twitterer, but I am happy to see the turkey hill cow anywhere, anytime.
Loved the picture of the cow. Keep the pictures and stories coming.
Kind of reminds me about the time I was in Lancaster and saw a horse and buggy pull up to the drive up window at the bank–just as I ran out of film. Glad you didn’t havethe same issue!
Wow! The cow just fit under there!!!! That is really neat!!!!
Your giant cow needs a name. She also needs a herd so many towns can receive bovine visitors simultaneously.
Imagine if that giant container of ice cream was real!
You should have a contest to name the cow!! Of course the prize would have to include Turkey Hill Ice Cream!!!
If I would eat as much ice cream as I want I WOULD BE A COW!!!
I would have loved to see the cow on the turnpike also! Bet she turned a lot of heads!!
Duetto is a great name, but since it’s already taken by the ice cream…Swirlz would be nice. Maybe Turkey Hill should have a contest for that-NAME THAT COW, MAN!
LOVE THAT TURKEY HILL-CHOCO MINT CHIP. IT’S MADE LIKE THEY DID IN THE OLD DAYS– NOT JUST LITTLE TINY CHUNKS IN WHITE FLAVORED ICE CREAM, BUT CHOCOLATE SHAVINGS ALL THROUGH IT–SOME IN EVERY BITE!!YUMMY, YUMMY, YUMMY!!!BEST I EVER ET!! NOW, DO YOU HAVE ANY FOR US WHO ARE LACTOSE INTOLERANT?? IF NOT YET, I WILL JUST HAVE TO SUFFER,’CAUSE I WON’T EVER STOP EATING MY TURKEY HILL CHOCO MINT CHIP ICE CREAM!!! BRING HER ROYAL BOVINE HIGHNESS DOWN I-81, TO THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY,BETWEEN HARRISONBURG & STAUNON,VA….WE WANT HER, WE NEED HER, WE LOVE HER!!!
Turkey Hill makes the best coffee Ice Cream there is!
We’ll be in your neck of the woods at the end of this month–so we’ll be on the lookout for Bo the Bodacious Bovine. Hope to snap a photo of her.
Bring the Giant Cow to the St. Patricks Day Parade is Girardville, PA – everyone would enjoy it!
What a funny picture. I didn’t even relalize that you had a traveling cow.
Great pic! I’ll have to keep an eye out for the cow this summer!
Living in Maryland these pictures are the only way I can see the Turkey Hill Giant Cow. I will just have to make a trip to Pennsylvania and see it in person.
We saw it. So cute!
love the cow, love the ice cream even more. keep it coming.
I’m so glad she didn’t lose her head over it!!
I would love to see the giant cow. She should visit the Elkhart County 4-H fair next summer(Elkhart County Indiana). It’s the biggest county fair in Indiana and the second biggest county fair in the US. Elkhart county has lots of ice cream lovers!!!!!!
She sure does come to NJ. We just saw her at the Special Olympics in June at the College of NJ in Trenton. She is always a welcome sight!
I like the idea of a “Name The Cow Contest!” I saw the cow at the Camden Aquarium…a photo just does not do it justice. WOW! That truck driver deserves a raise! Good job!
very cool
COOL LOOKING COW I LOVE ICE CREAM
holy cow thats a big one!!!!
If you have never tried Turkey Hill Philadelphia Style Vanilla you absolutly must. It tastes so rich and wonderful that it is the only ice cream that stands up to my home made Blueberry Syrup. What a summer treat. Can’t wait for dessert time. Yum!
Your sugar free ice cream-vanilla is great!