Heading to Amazon, we found the Bakery Favorites Pack that bundles two of each of a rotating list of three flavors.ġ22 buyers awarded the pack a 4.3/5 star rating, and we’ll include the snapshot below if you’d like to take a peek at how that score came to be. Now that the chocolate is squared away, we had enormously high hopes for the ice cream. Others say the bars have a wonderful texture-they’re not dry like some other protein bars on the market. They came very well wrapped and in a cool storage box.” One comment reads, “ These bars are delicious. Plus, we want to give you a variety of feedback on a range of the brand’s products, so for now, we’ll focus on the chocolate, but later, fill you in on the ice cream.īuyers say the Choklad Peanut bars taste like Snickers. We know this is a Nick’s Ice Cream review, but the Choklad Peanut Box is calling our name.
And, get this-he turned them down to bring Nick’s Ice Cream to the world. Flavor and some invaluable experience in food engineering.Īlthough self-taught, Nick Luthman’s food skills were coveted by the Swedish Space Agency. What’s the difference? It’s kind of a no-brainer, but Nick says it’s all about flavor.
And then, out of the foggy freezer section, once the source of such frustration, such sorrow, arises Nick’s Ice Cream, the bright diet revelation of the decade-low in calories and sugar, and keto-friendly. It’s only that, more often than not, those beacons dim, their glory dissipating into the rock-solid icy disasters some brands deem worthy of the title, ‘ice cream’. Of course, now and then you do come across beacons of hope, glorious figure-friendly desserts that shine a light on the dreary depths of diet burnout. Ice cream…so good for your soul, so bad for your waistline.
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