I’ve decided devote this week to new Ben & Jerry’s
flavors. I did this for a couple
reasons. Firstly, there are five
new flavors sitting in the freezer (four “Core” flavors and one
exclusive).
Secondly, I totally flaked on Music Week last month, but I
did have a week devoted Amazon’s new pilots. So I figured that I’ll try to have a different “week” every
month, at least for as long as I can do it.
But back on topic; today we look at Ben & Jerry’s Peanut
Butter Fudge.
For those not in the know Ben & Jerry’s new ice creams
have a “Core” theme; they all feature at core running down the center of the
pint. It’s a gimmick, but it’s an
interesting gimmick.
Ben & Jerry's Peanut Butter Fudge Core features two ice creams, chocolate and
peanut butter, split, with a peanut butter fudge core and mini peanut butter
cups. It seems like a lot going
on. Also, I’m not the biggest fan
of chocolate or peanut butter.
Don’t get me wrong, I can occasionally go in for a
Butterfinger and have been known to crave some Reece’s Pieces. But I do not regularly partake in
chocolate and peanut butter snacks or treats.
That said, Peanut Butter Fudge is a pretty decent
flavor. Whereas sometimes
chocolate ice cream can be a flavors downfall, with Peanut Butter Fudge it
works really well. The peanut
butter ice cream blends and balances well with the chocolate ice cream. Surprisingly well.
The Peanut Butter Fudge is actually very good. I never considered myself a fan of
fudge, but the fudge has been the highlights of the two Core flavors that it’s
featured in. The mini peanut
butter cups are plentiful enough that you’re guaranteed at least one in every
bite.
If you’re a Reece’s fanatic, Peanut Butter Fudge is
definitely a flavor that you should seek out. It’s rich enough without being overwhelming and quite well
balanced. Like I said, chocolate
and peanut butter isn’t really my thing, but I can’t deny this flavor has its
charms.
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