Thread 21698328

Of the ice cream brands you've tried before, what is your ranking for their vanilla ice cream? From what I've had, I'll place
>Haagen Dazs > Ben + Jerry's > Tillamook Old Fashioned
The last two are chewier than HD, but I like the refreshing taste HD gives. I also think B+J is sweeter than the TOF. All are good though

for me its blue bell

HD is basically the only mass produced ice cream at point. everything else is a science experiment

>>21698328 (OP)
I’ve heard the Costco one is good but I’ve never bought it, agree that HD is top tier

I picked up 2 jars of picrel this week so I might try making some

If it's not made with New Zealand cream it ain't the best

Kroger and great value. Oh, blue bunny.

>>21698328 (OP)
>French vanilla
Is there anything eggs can't do?

Tillamook French vanilla is great.

I also have a soft spot for blue bell homemade vanilla, but that's mostly a nostalgia thing.

>>21698328 (OP)
Haagen Dazs.

>>21698328 (OP)
Haagen Dazs and it's Aldi's Dupe "Specially Selected Super Premium", Blue Bell, & Breyer's (make sure the carton you buy says their ice cream in the bottom right corner not frozen dairy dessert as the packaging is otherwise identical so save on cost I assume).

>>21698328 (OP)
>Ben + Jerry's
Hard Carried by their exotic flavors & Mix-in's, their base ice cream is so-so
>Tillamook Old Fashioned
In my experience tasting side-by-side Tillamook is the most creamy/rich but the dairy fat is so excessive that it mutes whatever flavors it's supposed to carry probably due to serving temperature (if you've ever taken a compound butter directly out of the fridge and spread some you'll know it's only like 1/3 as good as when served @ room temp like eating milky clay).

>>21700705
I remember the Good Mythical Morning guys absolutely hating the French Vanilla, and one of the guys said he loved vanilla. Kinda curious now

>>21700883
>Aldi's Dupe "Specially Selected Super Premium",
Fuck, never knew this existed, gotta try it now