Jun28

‘the only emperor is the emperor of ice cream.’ – wallace stevens

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Browndog Creamery has teamed with Better Made Snack Foods to create three flavors of ice cream

together, the two Michigan companies have created some unusual flavors 

it’s the creamy, refreshing collaboration you never knew you needed

The new flavors will be available in pints ($9) and scoops at Browndog in downtown Northville  and Lansing  beginning on Thursday, June 26. They can also be ordered and shipped through Browndog online.

On top of the three Better Made snack flavors below, Browndog has added to its Faygo partnership with Faygo Root Beer Float ice cream, in addition to its lineup of a half dozen other Faygo flavors.

“This isn’t just ice cream, it’s Detroit in a scoop.” said Paul Gabriel, Co-Founder of Browndog Creamery. “We’re honored to team up with two hometown icons to bring you something bold, unexpected, and ridiculously delicious.”

The three Better Made Browndog flavors are:

  • Detroit Mix – Cheddar cheese popcorn ice cream swirled with salted caramel.
  • Snack Attack – Peanut butter ice cream with chocolate-covered Better Made pretzels.
  • Motown Chip – Malted vanilla ice cream with chocolate-covered Better Made potato chips and caramel ribbons.

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‘my advice to you is not to inquire why or whither, but just enjoy your ice cream while it’s on your plate.’
-thornton wilder

*Thornton Wilder was an American playwright and novelist. He won three Pulitzer Prizes, for the novel The Bridge of San Luis Rey and for the plays Our Town and The Skin of Our Teeth, and a U.S. National Book Award for the novel The Eighth Day.

 

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source and  photo credits: mlive.com, edward pevos, bettermade, faygo, browndog creamery

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  10. I’m not a big ice cream fan, so I’ll pass on these (more for the rest of you). I’ve made exceptions for a few flavors over the years: maple walnut (in NY), bourbon praline pecan (discontinued?), and cherries, pecans, and cream (Braums in OK). Apparently it’s the kiss of death for me to love a particular flavor.

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  15. Okay, these new flavours are out of my exotic range. Still, I see many liking them.
    Vanilla malted, without the extras sounds heavenly.
    I’m so boring.

    Love the Zelenskyy vid in the next post. He is a hero, to me.

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  21. Okay, I’d very much like to hear your thoughts if you try these. The first and third flavors hurt my brain but it’s a personal stumbling block. There are two local places that sell a very popular maple bacon doughnut (with actual bacon pieces on top) and make me cringe but that salty/sweet combo has a loyal following.

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  22. I wondered about the name Faygo. A search revealed that the soda company was founded by Russian immigrant bakers Ben and Perry Feigenson. They originally called it The Feigenson Brothers Bottling Works, and later turned that into the much shorter Faygo.

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