Breyers CarbSmart™ Frozen Dairy Dessert Mint Fudge Cookie, 48 oz
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Mint chocolate lovers, this lower-carb frozen treat is for you! Breyers CarbSmart™ Frozen Dairy Dessert Mint Fudge Cookie has 5g net carbs and 130 calories per serving. You know mint chocolate frozen desserts are delicious, but if you're watching your sugars and carbs, it may not be such a sweet deal. With Breyers CarbSmart™, you don't have to sacrifice taste and quality to enjoy a carb-conscious frozen treat. Your sweet tooth can indulge in this minty, chocolatey frozen dessert without any guilt. In 1866, William Breyer took his passion for creating high-quality desserts and set out to start his brand of ice cream, Breyers. Thanks to his commitment to delivering delicious ice cream treats using only local and simple ingredients, the Breyers brand was soon known and loved all across America. Today, Breyers continues the commitment to use only high-quality ingredients made by William Breyer over 150 years ago. When you buy our frozen dairy dessert, you know you are buying a dessert that uses colors and flavors from only natural sources, sustainably farmed fruit and vanilla, and milk and cream from American cows not treated with artificial growth hormones*. Not only is Breyers delicious, but every speck of vanilla that goes into our products comes from 100% sustainable farms in Madagascar. We are proud to offer a wide variety of flavors for every preference and palate, including CarbSmart™ Mint Fudge Cookie. But we're not satisfied yet! Our commitment to delivering great products is always evolving. We are listening to what our consumers say about how our products taste and what we put into them so that we can find ways to deliver better-quality products you love. Be sure to visit Breyers.com to learn more about our wide variety of delicious desserts! *Suppliers of other ingredients such as cookies, candies and sauces may not be able to make this claim. The FDA states that no significant difference has been shown between dairy derived from rBST-treated and non-rBST-treated cows.