ice cream

Blue Bell Creameries is producing ice cream again at a plant in Sylacauga, Alabama.

Many thought the day would never come, but now, Texas-based ice cream company Blue Bell says it will be launching a trial run at a Sylacauga, Alabama facility.

Blue Bell Ice Cream is voluntarily recalling all of its products currently on the market due to concerns over Listeria contamination.

This is the most delicious news we've heard in a long, long time.

As you probably know, I'm a sucker when it comes to my son.  And he is a sucker when it comes to 'As Seen On TV' items.  Our latest purchase was the Ice Cream Magic.  Does it work?  You'll be surprised at the results.

So the dog days of summer are here and we have been blessed by the cooler temperatures.  Unfortunately the mid 90's -100's have fallen upon us.  So one of the best ways to cool off on a hot day is ice cream.  So I was curious, who has the best sundaes in Amarillo?

A 37-year old Spanish physicist by the name of Manuel Linares has invented an ice cream that changes color when you lick it.  It's kind of like Hypercolor ice cream.

Ice Cream is one of the best treats you can find on a hot summer day.  So it makes perfect sense that July is National Ice Cream Month.  Ice Cream seems to date back to around 400 BC.  No one is credited with the invention, but whoever decided to mix stuff with ice to make this creamy deliciousness would get a giant hug from me.

Though ‘Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues‘ isn't due in theaters until the end of the year, in anticipation of the sequel to one of the most quotable films ever made, Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream have created a flavor in tribute to Will Ferrell's character Ron Burgundy. That flavor? Scotchy Scotch Scotch.

We all scream for ice scream, but some of us may scream louder than others.

So last night E and I had just finished dinner and were working on homework.  He asked me what was for dessert, and I said I don't know.  Then I had a moment and I ran across something on Pinterest ages ago.  So here's what we did.

You can call them by their proper name, “Waffle Chip Dippers,” all you want. Those, friends, are ice cream nachos. Baskin-Robbins is selling them at select locations for $2.99, which is significantly less than the cost of nachos that aren’t made out of ice cream, last we checked.