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Dreyers Edys Ice Cream Slow Churned Light Rocky Road - 1.5 Quart

Dreyers Edys Ice Cream Slow Churned Light Rocky Road - 1.5 Quart
Store: Albertsons
Last Price: 5.99 USD

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Back in 1929, we invented the original Rocky Road ice cream. Over the years, the world fell in love with this delicious combination of marshmallows, almonds and rich chocolate light ice cream, and the rest is history. It’s a classic flavor with a new twist – it’s half the fat*! 1/2 the fat, 1/3 fewer calories than regular ice cream, with all the great taste Made with wholesome ingredients like non-fat milk Slowly churned for delicious taste and rich texture Ice Cream, Light, Rocky Road Chocolate light ice cream with marshmallows and roasted almonds. No artificial colors or flavors. Per 2/3 Cup: 140 calories; 1.5 g sat fat (8% DV); 55 mg sodium (2% DV); 17 g total sugars. Proudly made with fresh milk & cream with no rBST from cows not treated with the growth hormone rBST (No significant difference has been shown between milk from rBST treated and non-rBST treated cows). Scooping since 1928. Churned slowly to creamy perfection. Creating tasty goodness in every scoop that's been our passion since 1928. Today we offer Edy's Slow Churned light ice cream, a reimagined way to delight your whole family. Wholesome ingredients, like non-fat milk, churned together to create rich, creamy deliciousness that just happens U to be half the fat (Half the fat, 1/3 fewer calories than full-fat ice cream). By simply combining the best ingredients, we've proudly created some delicious family favorites. Nutritional Compass: Good food, good life. Thoughtful Portion: A 1/2 cup scoop of rich & creamy goodness is just right for family fun. Get the Scoop! Call or text (Standard text and data rates may apply) anytime edys.com or 1-888-590-3397. SmartLabel: Scan for more info.

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Cheapest price in the interval: 4.99 on December 15, 2021

Most expensive price in the interval: 5.99 on May 16, 2022