Nestle wants nothing to do with ice cream anymore.

[hardcorestitch]

I was with a friend yesterday while my car was in the shop and it was about 10am and as we were driving out of the blue they said "I want ice cream." I had to ask if that was they said because it was so random. So apparently, I should add Mickey Ice Cream to our list of things he "needs" to have while at Disneyland in April.

Churro, Dole Whip, Mickey Ice Cream, Jack Jack Cookie, Choco-Smash Bar from Pym's

Any snack Mickey shaped is 100% worth it in the parks.

(does not apply to grocery store Mickey ice cream)

 

[LuvOrlando]

Another option could be to buddy up with a local joint… Disney already does this for coffee and tea with Joffrey’s out of Tampa…

Ohhhh love that idea, you made me think of a homemade organic from our own cows sort of ice cream place and that would be just amazing plus something I would totally get as a treat.

The cheaper kind that is wrapped in wax paper could easily be kept around and move into vending machines and cut costs further for customers that enjoy the product, plus with vending machines WDW could probably move so much more ice-cream so much faster and unclog food lines.

 

[StitchesGr8Fan]

I remember when they sold the Hagen Daaz bars in the parks. Yummm

 

[StitchesGr8Fan]

The ones I remember looked like this:

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They use to sell these in my elementary school. It was a big deal to break off an ear and give it to you best friend.

 

[hardcorestitch]

They use to sell these in my elementary school. It was a big deal to break off an ear and give it to you best friend.

This version of Mickey bar you showed us are as much difficult to make as a Disney animated feature…

 

[irlandaise]

The ones in my grocery store are already "distributed by Dreyers Grand Ice Cream" which is Froneri

And Froneri owns Dreyer's/Edy's, whose ice cream is already used at the Plaza Ice Cream Parlor at WDW, right?So it would make sense for Disney to use Froneri for the bars sold in the parks.

 

[irlandaise]

Disney will contract with someone else likely. Apparently selling ice cream is not a hot business, no pun intended as other corporations have dumped their ice cream operations.

Corporations are a platypus (growls like Perry)…

What does "corporations are a platypus" mean? Platypuses are mammals that have some reptilian characteristics, but I see nothing in TVguy's comment that references any split personality of corporations.

And who is Perry?

 

[BrianL]

They use to sell these in my elementary school. It was a big deal to break off an ear and give it to you best friend.

We had Mickey Bars, Push-Ups, Nutty Buddies, bomb/rocket pops, ice cream sandwiches, and those frozen juice triangular shaped things. Good times!

 

[Mle8308]

What does "corporations are a platypus" mean? Platypuses are mammals that have some reptilian characteristics, but I see nothing in TVguy's comment that references any split personality of corporations.

And who is Perry?

Perry the Platypus from Phineas and Ferb. AKA Agent P. Can't answer the rest!

 

[tvguy]

What does "corporations are a platypus" mean? Platypuses are mammals that have some reptilian characteristics, but I see nothing in TVguy's comment that references any split personality of corporations.

And who is Perry?

And why did you quote me?

 

[tvguy]

And that’s where Nestle and/or Froneri could put a plant in say… Sebring? Lower emissions then. Of course, there’s going to be talk of

Sebring, Florida? Unless they can get milk from alligators, not enough milk available for an ice cream plant.