The next time you are pinning for summer and wish that you could run off to the ice cream shop for a good old fashioned banana split sundae you just need to head on off to your local grocery store or Ben and Jerry’s shop. Ben and Jerry have created a new flavor that will remind you of summer all winter long. The new Ben and Jerry’s Banana Split Ice Cream is a creamy treat that you can have no matter what the temperature outside.
The new Ben and Jerry’s Banana Split Ice Cream is a creamy combination of banana ice cream and strawberry ice cream mixed up with walnuts, fudge swirls and fudge chips. This new concoction is made with cream, skim milk, liquid sugar, strawberries, walnuts, bananas, coconut oil, chocolate liqueur and sweetened condensed milk. This is the best thing about summer all swirled into a convenient pint that you can take home and enjoy responsibly. You could even pick up some whipped cream and a cherry to top it all off in a dish in the comfort of your own home.
In a single serving from a pint of Ben and Jerry’s Banana Split Ice Cream there are 270 calories with 130 calories from fat. A serving of this decadence has 15g of fat at 23% of your daily recommended value with 9g of saturated fat at 45% of your daily value. There are 60mgs of cholesterol in a serving of Ben and Jerry’s Banana Split Ice Cream at 19% of your daily value. There are 30g of carbohydrates in a serving at 10% of your daily value. A single serving of Ben and Jerry’s Banana Split Ice Cream has 10% of your daily value of vitamin A and 15% of your daily value of calcium.
Ben and Jerry’s Banana Split Ice Cream has a great taste for those blue days of winter that are coming up. You can look outside and see the empty cold trees with a bit of frosty wind blowing through them. If you have a pint of Ben and Jerry’s Banana Split Ice Cream you can ignore the outside and take in the summer with some great chocolate, sweet strawberry and creamy banana. Ben and Jerry’s Banana Split Ice Cream will help you to get rid of the mean reds or the empty blues when summer is just too far away for a trip to your local ice cream parlor.
