Here are some interesting new and limited edition products found on store shelves by us and your fellow readers. If you’ve tried any of the products, share your thoughts about them in the comments.
To promote the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie, Crush has special cans and bottles for each Ninja Turtle. Michelangelo is on Orange Crush, Donatello is on Crush Grape, Raphael is on the strawberry one, and Leonardo is on this new flavor. Splinter gets nothing. (Spotted by Breanna at Food Lion.)
Get your fill of cavities Wild Cherry and Vanilla Pepsi Made With Real Sugar! (Spotted by James at Walmart.)
I guess I could sharego this Eggo and not be a greedo weirdo. (Spotted by Dubba at Market Basket.)
It may have “summer” in its name, but this new limited edition flavor has been available since winter. So expect Halloween stuff to be popping on shelves riiiiiiiiiiiiight now. (Spotted by Troy A at Meijer.)
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The once-great Breyer’s… now so corrupted and adulterated that it must be labeled as “frozen dairy dessert” instead of “ice cream”. How the mighty have fallen.
True…I remember first having the vanilla fudge swirl in the late 80’s, it was what, 5 or 6 ingredients ? It was, to me, the best mass produced ice cream out there. Now it may be the worst
Uniliever acquired Breyers in 1993 from Kraft and after that I noticed a significant decrease in quality. Maybe Uniliever should stick to shampoos and body washes because it seems every “food” brand the acquire the end up ruining.
Breyers gets hard and crystalizes WAY too fast. You open it take out a few scoops put it back in the freezer then by the next day you go back for more only to discover it turned into a crystalized rock.
Store it upside down. Or in a plastic bag.