Like all Ben & Jerry's flavors, the oat base Non-Dairy line-up will continue to have Fairtrade certified cocoa, vanilla, coffee and sugar, and Open Chain cocoa.
October 11, 2023
The nearly 20 existing non-dairy flavors in pints and scoop shops will make the switch to the "new and improved base" by Spring 2024, beginning with Ben & Jerry's fan favorites Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough and Chocolate Fudge Brownie.
Ice Cream Sammie is inspired by the classic ice cream sandwich of youth.
May 2, 2023
Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Sammie, inspired by the classic ice cream sandwich of youth, focuses on the simple vanilla and chocolate combination of the classic ice cream sandwich. Get it while you can because it will only be available this summer!
The company is setting its scooping sights on an all new, all-time goal to make this Free Cone Day the biggest and best ever with a goal to serve well over a million Fairtrade scoops globally.
Churray for Churros! honors all the best components of the dessert treat.
February 23, 2023
Churray for Churros! will be featured across the United States in pints at an MSRP of $5.99-6.49. The new full-time flavor is shipping to stores now and in participating scoop shops.
Bossin' Cream Pie and Raspberry Cheesecake tap into nostalgia.
February 2, 2023
Burlington, Vt.-based Ben & Jerrys has added two more flavors to their fan-favorite Topped collection: Bossin' Cream Pie and Raspberry Cheesecake. The Topped lineup, complete with decadent top layers of chocolatey ganache, are evocative of a trip to one's favorite bakery.
It is an oatmeal crème pie non-dairy frozen dessert with gluten-free oatmeal cookies by Partake, the allergy-friendly food company, and marshmallow swirls.
January 10, 2023
The flavor is a full-time addition to Ben & Jerry's Non-Dairy offerings and will be featured across the United States in pints at an MSRP of $5.99 to $6.49.
"Half Baked proves that if you can’t decide between two of your favorite flavors (Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough and Chocolate Fudge Brownie),you should have them both."