My sister Jill
P.S. Also the Ben and Jerry's seconds shop in Manchester . Never knew what you were going to get
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How can I not weigh in?
You may recall my birthday party where I had ice cream flown in. When I was a kid my favorite flavor was chocolate, then vanilla as an adult, now coffee. And like you, H-D on Barrington.
Cherry Garcia was no. 1, then succeeded by Phish Food (like you). But then my favorite was From Russian With Buzz. I was crushed when I learned it was discontinued because I wasn't able to stock up. I'm eating far less ice cream these days. My B&J problem is being unable to find my current favorites Coffee Coffee BuzzBuzzBuzz or Coffee Toffee Bar Crunch. Or being able to find newer concoctions like Chocolate Shake It and Chillin' the Roast to sample. The website's Flavor store locator isn't reflective of a store's inventory.
Harold Bronson
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Hey Bob, it's funny that you describe your experience with this flavor in this way. For me, the first few times I tried it, it was a downright sensual- almost sexual experience.
The thought crossed my mind more than once- "this tastes too good to be legal."
My wife cooked up some stewed peaches the other day and I put the two together. Try Peach Melba with Americone Dream. Your brains will truly fall out.
Paul Burstyn
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This has been around for a long time, back when Stephen was hysterically funny as his character on The Colbert Report, rather than just very funny now
It was a play on The American Dream and played to his characters inflated ego of having an ice cream named after him
And as usual with Stephen, the proceeds went to charity
Richard
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What a fun letter….you left out Magpies soft serve. One on Griffith Park, and one in Tarzana. Vegan Ice Cream that will blow your mind!! All hand made, not from some base that you buy in a drum. Corn Almond, Black Sesame, banana caramel. OMG. So good.
Started by a couple of chefs that worked in fine dining, and then said screw it, and now just do really high end soft serve.
It's one of the few addictions I have left.
I'm driving down there right now!
Kim Bullard
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Two words: Muddy Bites www.muddybites.com/
jl
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Americone Dream is heaven on earth. And as you said, left to slightly unfreeze - incredible. Glad that it does not come in a larger container, as I'd succumb. I support local ice cream shops, but credit to Ben & Jerry's: They get my money for this fantastic product AND for being good citizens.
Jim Mulhern
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You really hit a home run with this article. Great writing!
My favorite ice cream experience is the memory of Gruning's in South Orange, New Jersey.
Long closed, it was the scene of my parents courtship, as well as THE place for me to gather with friends after Columbia High School Saturday football games.
Everything I need to know I learn from Bob Leftzus .
Sincerely
Joyce Ann Martin
San Diego, California
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If you like Americone Dream, Haagen Dazs has a flavor called Caramel Cone which is the same as Americone Dream but with caramel ice cream. I find it adds more depth of flavor and provides a more caramelly experience. Also, the quality of the Haagen Dazs ice cream is of a superior quality imho.
Scott Macklin
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I worked in Carvel in high school for a year or so in the late 70's. One of the best jobs I ever had because the owner said to eat as much as I wanted. He knew people would get sick of it after a while…but he didn't know me. I ate ice cream every day I was there. When I got tired of chocolate, I switched to vanilla for a while. I was never a vanilla fan, but it's still better than no ice cream. Explored the dark cherries, pineapple, marshmallow, the "bonnet" coatings and all the toppings. I ate as much ice cream on my last day there as on my first day. There was always a rush when the movie theater let out, but other than that, pretty easy job, and a fun job for a high schooler.
Perry Resnick
P.S. Did you see this new ice cream creation reality show? Starts tonight on Food Network. Curious to see if it's any good. What can be bad about watching ice cream challenges.
"Ben & Jerry's Creates Ice Cream for Man's Best Friend":
www.foodnetwork.com/fn-dish/news/ben-jerrys-dog-ice-cream
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I grew up in Brentwood in the 70s... we usually went to the 31 Flavors at San Vicente & 26th....and the cones were .25.
BUT did you ever go to Swensen's ("ice cream parlor" I think it was) on Wilshire near 26th... they had an orange chocolate chip (just googled: swiss orange chip) that was killer. It's now my mission to find that again.
Thanks for the sweet memories.
Katherine Turman
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Heath Bar Crunch!
Richard Griffiths
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Starting your ice creme story with the Amazon acquisition of diapers.com and ending with 'ice creme soup' is a lousy thru-line (pitch= "It's a disaster movie for sweet-toothed parents that ends in a stinky mess") but reading the details whet my appetite for more. Ordering from that neon menu at Robin Rose (after a coffee at the Rose Cafe across the street) was worth the drive (and the "tar foot" from walking on Venice Beach) from N. Hollywood every Sunday in the 80s. And the HD and Ben&Jerrys dip shops were great but did you ever have gelato at that place on Melrose a few blocks west of Flip? And how about that place on La Brea that serves the rose creme "Masthi Malones?" LA fusion at it's finest.
These days I'm happy to live in Burbank where we have the B&R 31 Flavors HQ (and drive thru) in spitting distance. Cheers to great ice creme!
David Benson
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Too bad Metropolitan Boston was a bit too far for your father to travel. He could have picked up some hand-packed Brigham's vanilla ice cram and a half pint of the best hot fudge sauce ever.
Once John Travolta visited Boston at the height of his career. He was asked what his favorite thing about the city was. "Brigham's"
Haagen-Daz - from Teaneck NJ!
Tom Quinn
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Your Dad was spot-on re letting ice cream "breathe" like a good wine, except I prefer the hands-on approach of squishing and stirring it until the outsides gets runny and that is where you begin the spooning. Only a maniac would risk bending a spoon digging in from the top.
Our friends in Ottawa run a shop called the Merry Dairy and apart from their seasonal offerings (butter tart!) their coffee ice cream (which happens to be vegan, but whatever) is perfect for spooning into a lather and then working outside to inside. Added benefit: the joy of each spoonful is spread out over a longer period of time.
Vikas Sharma
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I grew up south of Boston and my first job was at a Friendly's directly across the street from my home.
As I was so close, I often worked the afternoon shift until closing.
There was a large freezer next to the front door where the half gallons were kept to sell to the customers.
When we closed, the Manager would sit in the last booth at the back of the room and would count the registers and when done would bring the money downstairs to the safe.
Since I was mopping the floors I would on occasion (ok, pretty much every night I closed) help myself to a half gallon, and leave it in the bushes out front beside the door while the Manager was doing his thing.
Where to begin? Chocolate Chip, Chocolate Marshmallow, Butter Pecan, Strawberry and my personal sherbet flavors Lime and Watermelon.
On my birthday in July my parents would treat me to a 'Jim Dandy.' Four scoops of your choice, a full banana, choice of toppings, and of course jimmies and nuts on top. Didn't get much better but I digress.
There weren't too many flavors I didn't help myself or my family to. I took requests…
The statute of limitations is up right?
Wishing for a double scoop of Chocolate Chip with jimmies on a sugar cone (no waffle cone for me thanks) right now!
Regards,
Ray Levin
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Bob, I am living your Ice Cream orgasm right now, but have your tried Tillamook? It's from a creamery in Oregon and their quality and creaminess is The Best! If you are into Chocolate as much as your post indicates, you should try the Tillamook Mudslide. Trust me on this, it's why I needed to buy bigger pants after a year into this PanDammit, plus it has helped me survive as a non drinking first responder, it's my high at the end of the day. They have three vanilla flavors, the Olde Fashioned Vanilla is the creamiest due to butterfat, even the dog prefers it to Vanilla Bean. I will follow awaiting your trial, if I can get this Ice Cream in Florida, you should be able to get on the west coast. Enjoy!
Robin Grab
Disenheartened Nurse.
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We LOVED your Ice Cream blog. It arrived while we were at Handel's homemade ice cream. I got the heavenly hash. Julie got the Chocolate Malt with Caramel. We were sitting there enjoying the sugar high when you blog arrived. . .
www.handelsicecream.com
Russell & Julie
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Great ice cream tale especially appreciated by a reader who discovered Carmel cone last week & immediately doubled my daily workout time. If you haven't read the artisanal ice cream story in today's NYT Business section, you will be interested to say the least.
Thanks for being interesting & opinionated!
Joan Grayson
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Amazing read… as I am enjoying Half-Baked!!!
And yes, Friendys was still in its prime when I was growing up in the 80s… if you can still find one the food is terrible but the sundaes are to die for
Gregory McLoughlin
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Häagen-Dazs FRENCH VANILLA (with the bean specks) with MRS. RICHARDSON'S Caramel Sauce. Container and jar open in front of me, spoon dipped into each, in sequence, per bite. I could have skipped right over my cocaine days if I'd only discovered it sooner. Though moderation is equally difficult for both substances.
Jim Neill
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I've been hooked on Americone Dream for years. It's the best!
James Staubes
Culver City, CA
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You should try HALF BAKED... that may be the best one of them all !
Konstanze Louden
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Love the Friendly's and Carvel references. GREAT story. I grew up in West Hartford and spent hundreds of nights having their chicken strips basket or Big Beef and a coffee Fribble - extra thick.
Bret Clancy
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You're missing the best ice cream in LA, the amazing Persian place on Westwood Blvd.
saffronrosepersianicecream.com/
Best,
Alan Swyer
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how about Farells and the pig trough??
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farrell's_Ice_Cream_Parlour
I loved that place as a kid
- Ivan Arnold
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Bob, ice cream should be the most passionate topic in the human dialog. Now you will be bombed by everyone's claim of best ever. These are mine.
McConnell's
Graeter's
Mike Dungan
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Try Gingers in Culver. Best ice cream in LA
Ben Patterson
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Chubby Hubby. Which, if eaten as much as I'd like, would turn me into one. It's Vanilla Malt ice cream with chocolate-covered peanut butter filled pretzels and a peanut butter swirl. Holy shit.
Then comes Chunky Monkey for me. Those are all I need.
They stopped making my favorite Haagen Dazs flavor years ago, and I hate them for it: Vanilla Fudge. Their amazing vanilla with this never frozen fudgey swirl throughout. I still miss it. I boycott them because of it.
Carvel sucks now, by the way. I still need a flying saucer fix every now and then, but they're fucking EXPENSIVE now. Not worth the price or the freezer real estate.
BUT…their ice cream cakes are where it's at. No one comes close. And they're so simple: vanilla, chocolate, separated by chocolate crunchies. Never did I find stale crumbs so appealing, but that's basically what "crunchies" are. If my friends had a birthday party and didn't have that ice cream cake - major disappointment. To this day, not a cake fan. But totally a Carvel ice cream cake fan.
Now where's that Cookies n Cream?
-Rob Maurer
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Addicted to Americone Dream since I first tried it… its the crack cocaine of ice creams… tho these days I rarely buy it any more because, well, it's like the …
Wallace Collins
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Jolene and I were addicted to Americone dream for years! It is amazing. Before that ben and Jerry's had the tonight dough with jimmy fallon's image on it which we loved - they have since changed the ingredients on that which does not interest me.
Ben and Jerry's now makes these 3 packs of americone dream dipped in chocolate - like hockey pucks. They also make chocolate chip cookie dough in this manner too. I keep on buying them and we cut them into pieces so I don't pile on the pounds. You should try those too.
Eric Herz
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You missed Blue Bell Bob!
Michael Murphy
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You can still get an Awful Awful at all the Newport Creamery's (basically Friendly's) all over Rhode Island.
www.newenglandhistoricalsociety.com/rhode-islands-awful-awful-love-affair-history/
Jon Bahr
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I've been totally hooked on Chunky Monkey for a few years now. Almost every night a have some after dinner.
I'll have to try Americone Dream!!
Alex Torrez
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Karamel Sutra Core is Ben & Jerry's best, IMHO.
But NOT Salted Caramel Core, something isn't quite right with that one. They aren't even close.
Andrew Yungkurth
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"Refreeze".
My Dad was a milkman for Quality Dairy in San Diego. He was up at 4am everyday to go to work. There were no refrigerated trucks, they used blocks of ice, so he had to load the trucks with ice.
Once in a great while the 1/2 Gallon tubs of ice cream would melt and refreeze later. This ice cream was considered damaged and not to be sold so he would bring it home to us 3 kids.
After a while he was bringing home a steady supply of ice cream, perhaps it had only melted a tiny bit, I'm not sure, but the word "refreeze" had a certain magic at our house.
Of course this was before fat was bad for you, ice cream had a very high rating in the "pyramid of foods" and was considered very healthy for growing children.
If I was a billionaire I would buy everyone in the world an ice cream cone right now!
Ice Cream Forever.
thanks
Jack Tempchin
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Dastardly Mash by Ben and Jerry's was my all time fave. Chocolate ice cream with pecans, almonds, raisins and chocolate chips. I had a great college run with it in the late 80's until it was unceremoniously put down in 1991. I've subsequently paid my respects at its graveside at the Flavor Graveyard at the Vermont facility. RIP.
Dave L
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Dude….drooling. Purchasing first thing tomorrow Bob - DANK me lol.
Mike Serra
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Haha, ice cream is also my weakness.I used to eat whole pints of Haagen Daz coffee ice cream in one sitting when I was young and skinny and could get away with it.
There is IMO an incomparable caramel sauce made by an ice creamery located in Piedmont, California in the Oakland hills called Fenton's. Since moving to Los Angeles in 1987 I've searched high and low for a caramel sauce as good. I've bought every brand but most are made with corn syrup. Not Fenton's! if you ever get up to the Bay Area go to Fenton's and order a Caramel Sundae with Toasted Almond and Mocha Royale ice cream. Absolute Heaven. www.fentonscreamery.com/
I was overly excited that after 30+ years of having family and friends mail me jars of their caramel for Christmas or birthday they FINALLY started to sell it online during the pandemic. I can largely blame my extra pandemic weight to ice cream and ordered jars of Fenton's caramel. Like you, I say the simple pleasure of it was worth it.
Now, if they'd just open a creamery down her in Los Angeles!
Cheers to ice cream!
Anita Zaccaro
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There is - or was - a Jimmy Fallon flavor too; "Late Night Snack."
I don't even remember what the hell was in it, but it was genius. Sin itself. Literally beyond the realm of the cheat-meal senses; better even, if memory serves, than Americone Dream.
Which is also insanely good. But that Fallon one, man…??
Best,
Peter Zizzo
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Bob, Ben & Jerry's don't make it any more but their White Russian was ice cream nirvana. Jeff Hayward/Maine
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We played a private in Alamo last night, and decided we'd drive the 3.5 hrs home to Tahoe after the show instead of grabbing rooms in Danville. My partner started reading your email aloud to keep me awake while driving. He finished reading it about the time I pulled into the Safeway parking lot in Placerville. We left 5 mins later with 2 pints of Ben & Jerry's: Americone Dream, and Salted Caramel Almond. We polished off both delicious pints between there and Tahoe and sat in silent shame for the rest of the drive. It used to be girls and tequila. Now it's Lefsetz and Ben & Jerry's. Damn you, Bob Lefsetz!
Name withheld out of shame, embarrassment, and disregard for lactose intolerance
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My pandemic jams were Justice Remixed www.benjerry.com/flavors/justice-remixd-ice-cream and Chip Happens www.benjerry.com/flavors/chip-happens-ice-cream. Chip Happens is a Netflix collab. It's not the first time B&J had potato chips in the mix. I find myself pissed sometimes that Jimmy Fallon went to The Tonight Show because it killed their 'Late Night Snack' flavor www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/sorry-jimmy-fallon-ben-jerrys-late-night-107344832491.html. 'The Tonight Dough' is as gormless as it's namesake. I'm sure I'd prefer 'A Closer Lick'… www.nytimes.com/2021/07/23/arts/television/latenight-seth-meyers-ben-jerrys.html
Also try Glampfire Trail Mix, but it's a Target Exclusive — www.benjerry.com/flavors/glampfire-trail-mix-ice-cream/
George White
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In the early 2000's B&J was fedexing weekly test pints of 1 sweet world to dmb mgt to try and decide what the right ingredient combo/ratio was. Pure heaven opening that package stuffed with dry ice and then having to microwave them because they were solid. The microwave was our breakthrough as well.
Ryan Burton
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Refreshing topic...
Closing the night with a fork and pint of Phish Food, and an episode of Seinfeld- is a small victory reward for serving and surviving another day.
Simply terrific.
Nick Sproviero
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Congratulations on your discovery. It's often not heavily stocked and finding a pint at a bodega is its own little thrill.
Lars
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All good flavor choices. Certainly I've consumed multiple Olympic sized pools of ice cream. After all, it is the important food group where any size container is a convenient single serving!
All the best Bob
Robert Heiblim
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Do you know Graeter's, out of Cincinnati? Or the local McConnell's? Both fantastic, though expensive.
Paul Slansky
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Loved Friendly's
Michael K. Clifford
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For me it was Chubby Hubby that got me hooked on Ben & Jerry's. It's sad I can no longer find it where I live. But then again like you I know hard it is not to be able to find Dannon Coffee Yogurt anymore.
At this point I think if I found both of them I'd dump the yogurt on top of the ice cream and go sit under a shady tree and be in "harmony" as you put it.
Brian Kelly
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It's a bit sweet. Good though. Their best flavor was Vermont Blueberry which they made in the early nineties. It's in the flavor graveyard now with little chance of being resurrected now that they are owned by the man.
Aaron Carlson
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If you are ever in San Francisco, try Mitchell's Ice Cream - one location only - not to be confused with others in the USA with the same name.
They have a wealth of flavors.
I have only been there twice since I live in Texas. It is the best ice cream I have ever tasted.
Mitchell's is a family-owned business located in San Francisco's Mission District. All of our ice cream is handmade in our shop daily. We make small batches of 16% butterfat, super-premium ice cream.
Regards,
Dave Machanick
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Bob. Great post. Do yourself a favor and go to Ralph's and try Tillamook ice cream. Delectable Malted Moo Shake. Oregon Strawberry. Mudslide. 3 different vanillas. Life changing.
Lawrence Y. Iser
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I'm a Chubby Hubby kind of guy and probably in more ways than one (ask my Wife), but it's those Fudge-Covered Pretzels that speak to me...
Tim Pyles
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Great story - next time you come to Toronto, ask Jake Gold to help you find some of this stuff:
kawarthadairy.com/project/moose-tracks/
Primo stuff! Keep well Bob!!
Ross Whitney
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I hear ya, Bob. I ate a whole pint of Americone Dream Friday night, and considered chewing the cardboard tub thereafter. It was that good.
Scott Roback
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Carvel chocolate soft serve cones dipped in hot fudge.
Not every store would dare do it, when the cone is 180 upside-down it could fall in and ruin everything.
The cold ice cream would crystallize the fudge and depending upon how quickly you ate it you had soft
Chocolate at the top and a hard crust nearer to the cone.
In order to prevent the ice cream from falling out, the server would "pack it" into the cone, kinda like people
Tamp their cigarettes when opening the pack (God forbid a tiny morsel of tobacco goes unsmoked, but I digress…)
They wouldn't do it in my home town Westbury, Long Island. Had to travel to Hicksville to get it, well worth the trip!
Paul Bizzigotti
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Loved this post. Here's some comments on various things.
Here in Essex County, New Jersey, we had a Friendly's in Livingston and a Bond's in Verona. Both towns bordered my home town of West Orange.
Bond's was the originator of the Awful Awful. They had a promo of "Drink 3 and get one free", and posted the names of all those who did. There were not THAT many names! They were HUGE! Bigger than the Fribble.
Friendly's was the first place I ever had a tuna melt (tuna & grilled cheese).
Carvel HAD the best ice cream cakes. Period.
Dairy Queen didn't close during the winter in West Orange. We'd hang there after school and at night on week ends during Junior High. They used to have a thing called a Mister Misty Freeze. It was basically a flavored slushie, but with ice cream blended in. I loved lime.
I've always been a sugar cone guy.
Regarding Ben & Jerry's: No love for New York Super Fudge Chunk?!
Kevin Kiley
PS Bettye is always on the hunt for Black Walnut Ice Cream. Seems that no one makes it any more.
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I've been a skeptic, but I too want to believe in the Americone Dream. I'll try it out. I've been pleasantly surprised by other flavors like Netflix and Chilled and Salted Caramel Core. I'll also try Phish Food sometime. I was way into Rocky Road as a kid but marshmallows have lost some of their charm for me as an adult. If I had to choose one out of them all, Chunky Monkey still reigns supreme!
Geronimo Son
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Have you never tried Gimme S'more??? Now that's 1 addictive flavor!!!
www.benjerry.com/flavors/gimme-smore-ice-cream
Leigh Lust
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Nothing like a CARVEL cone. Even Conte's or Maraczi's couldn't compete. Mitchell Dairy? Nope! Brock Hall? Nah. And the Westport Ice Cream Parlor? Forget about it! CARVEL ruled. Milford or Fairfield Center. Didn't matter.
CARVEL briefly relocated its corporate offices to Atlanta when I lived there in the '90s and we saw them sprout franchises all over town for about 20 years. Then poof! They started disappearing. Even the prized kosher CARVEL in Dunwoody is gone.
Where'd they go?
Ken Shain
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I loved this piece so much. Yes to Phish Food! The only thing missing for me was a reference to Pralines & Cream when you were talking about BR. Long before B&J, that was my go-to flavor.
And reaching back one more half-generation, this brought back fond memories of the Good Humor truck coming down my street. Toasted Almond. Strawberry Shortcake. Chocolate Eclair. And, in later years, Chocolate Chip Candy and, my all-time favorite, Chocolate Fudge Cake.
Thanks for the memories!
Scott Kauffman
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Graters in Cincinnati — raspberry chocolate chip and mint chocolate chip. Flavors you'll never forget. And they're quarantine friendly- packed in dry ice and shipped to your home. Good luck putting the spoon down
Rusty Young
MusicWorks C
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Rum Raisin , Carvel soft serve with sprinkles and a Fribble......screw this boutique crap........and I kept my old Hamilton Milk Shake Maker probably 50 years old with the original silver cup and it still kicks ass........nothing else to say
Chris Apostle
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Great post, maybe your most controversial ever.
I'm with you - chocolate marshmallow ice cream is (was?) the best flavor ever, and seems impossible to find these days, superceded by Rocky Road, which ruined everything by adding nuts.
And I think that Ben & Jerry started in the basement of the outpost store up in Burlington of Bennington Potters, founded by my childhood best friend Marty's parents, David and Gloria Gil.
Microwaving that pint to soften it up is an art, and it varies by brand, by microwave, and also by freezer temp, which can vary.
Toby Mamis
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Going to Friendly's for "brunch" on a Sunday was a treat growing up. Also, any time after a school play or event - the parents would take the kids to Friendly's. I remember the Big Beef for sure. Remember the hot dog bun being grilled when getting a hot dog. My go to was the Jim Dandy. Chocolate, Vanilla, and Strawberry Ice cream, with all the toppings and banana. Basically a banana split on steroids. Service a huge m, almost chalice like glass. So good. Loved the booths and the swivel chairs. A shame they are basically gone in New England.
Frusen Glädjé. Forgot about that. Great packaging!
Love ice cream. Pretty much only have frozen Greek yogurt these days…
Adam Lewis
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Wow. I must try this flavor. I'm a chocolate and a vanilla guy. I live in East Nashville right near Jeni's Ice Cream.
This is my ritual-
I walk up to Jeni's.
I order online in advance.
This way I'm able to cut the line!
I order a pint of vanilla honey bean and a pint of darkest chocolate.
I walk back amd it's perfectly softened.
I get out my favorite bowl.
Scoop away the perfect mixture of both flavors. Equal parts. Maybe a tad more chocolate.
Slice up a banana. Add almond slices. Add a few cashews and a couple blackberries and a few Rice Krispies for even more crunch. Then I hog it all down like a weirdo on a crack high. This is my ritual. You understand. I understand. We all scream for ice cream.
Today is the day I purchase some Americone Dream per your recommendation.
Thank you for this missive. It made me feel ok. Like I wasn't such a bad person for my addiction.
May your B cells flourish. It's time for you to get back out there. Here's to hoping that this pandemic wanes and you're able to once again travel.
Yer pal,
Steve Poltz
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