Southern-Inspired Ice Cream Flavors – Quality Artisan Desserts Launched
Apr 15, 2021
Creamalicious, a new artisan ice cream brand, has launched 7 ice cream flavors reminiscent of classic Southern desserts. The company's handcrafted ice creams are blended with fresh-baked pastries.
Cincinnati, United States - April 15, 2021 /PressCable/ —
Artisan ice cream brand Creamalicious has launched seven new Southern-inspired ice cream flavors. The company’s extra creamy ice cream pints are available for nationwide delivery.
More information can be found at https://www.socreamalicious.com/our_flavors
With flavors that are reminiscent of traditional Southern desserts such as pecan pie and peach cobbler, Creamalicious’s newest chef-prepared ice creams offer a unique 2-in-1 dessert experience.
Today, Creamalicious is one of the only African American-owned ice cream brands in mass production. To create her award-winning flavors, company founder and president Chef Liz Rogers draws inspiration from family recipes dating back 4 generations.
The company currently offers seven original ice cream flavors: Grandma Gigi Sweet Potato Pie, Slap Your Momma Banana Pudding, Porch Light Peach Cobbler, Aunt Poonie’s Caramel Pound Cake, Right as Rain Red Velvet Cheesecake, Thick as Thieves Pecan Pie, and Uncle Charles Brown Suga Bourbon Cake.
All of Creamalicious’s premium handcrafted ice cream flavors are made from only the freshest ingredients and do not contain high-fructose corn syrup or artificial flavors. The products are also certified kosher.
The popular Slap Your Momma Banana Pudding pint includes banana ice cream mixed with creamy banana pudding, authentic banana puree, and homemade vanilla shortbread cookies.
Creamalicious’s Porch Light Peach Cobbler blends chunks of secret-recipe peach cobbler with fresh peach slices and graham cracker swirls.
The Uncle Charles Brown Suga Bourbon Cake flavor combines Creamalicious’s signature bourbon ice cream with oaky bourbon cake pieces and a caramelized brown sugar finish.
The brand’s products are available for online ordering in which customers can choose between individual 16-oz pints or the Creamalicious Variety Pack.
Customers can also find Creamalicious’s artisan ice cream pints in-store at participating Walmart, Meijers, Schnucks, and Jungle Jims across the Midwest.
Individuals who have questions about their order can contact the company’s customer service representatives via the link above.
A spokesperson for the company said: “Creamalicious bridges our past to the future through timeless southern-inspired culinary artistry. Long in tradition, these recipes represent family, love, and the goodness that comes from connecting.”
Interested parties can find additional details at https://www.socreamalicious.com/our_flavors
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Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89005506
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