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Blue Bell Introduces Brand New Cinnamon Twist Ice Cream
January 22, 2024
A new ice cream flavor is set to be released from Blue Bell. The company is launching its new product under the name of Cinnamon Twist, and it’s set to hit retail supermarkets and grocery stores today.
The inspiration behind this delightful creation is a favorite pastry. The ice cream captures the essence of this beloved dessert, promising to offer a pleasing taste. You might wonder what makes it special. The answer lies in its unique blend of components that come together harmoniously to deliver a delectable experience.
The key elements of Cinnamon Twist ice cream include the necessary brown sugar and cinnamon. These two ingredients are used together with pieces of cinnamon bun dough and a swirl of icing. This combination results in a unique ice cream experience that Blue Bell believes is sure to be a delight for everyone’s taste buds. There are also options to purchase this new ice cream flavor in two sizes: half-gallon and pint.
According to Joe Robertson, executive director of advertising and marketing for Blue Bell, what makes this ice cream interesting is the texture. It’s being described as having the soft, slightly moist quality of a cinnamon twist. The cinnamon bun dough pieces used in the ice cream are responsible for this. Furthermore, the cinnamon icing swirl not only enhances the flavor but also complements the dough pieces and the ice cream. It’s a treat that fans of sweet twists are bound to appreciate.
In addition to this, Blue Bell also has some good news about its other flavors. The company is bringing back some customer favorites. Among them is I Heart Cereal, an ice cream combination of sprinkle confetti and coated fruity cereal pieces. The other is Tin Roof, a vanilla ice cream featuring a chocolate sundae sauce and roasted peanuts dipped in dark chocolate.
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