Ben and jerry's non dairy nutrition facts

 Bogus ben and jerry's non dairy nutrition facts


1) Ben and Jerry's is a registered trademark of the company that makes it, which is not Ben & Jerrys Inc.

2) The name "Ben" comes from Ben Cohen, who was born in Brooklyn but grew up in the Catskills.

3) In order to make their ice cream, they use only the finest ingredients.

4) They are currently owned by Unilever, which owns such household products as Tide and Axe deodorant.

5) The co-founders of Ben and Jerry's met while working at an ice cream parlor in Lake George, New York, when they were both 18 years old.

6) The first Ben and Jerry's store was opened in 1972 in Boston, Massachusetts.

7) The store was actually called "Cohen's Ice Cream." It was changed to "Ben and Jerry's" in the mid-1980s.

8) The original Ben and Jerry's store closed in the late 1990's. It is now a museum dedicated to the company.

9) Ben and Jerry's has their own ice cream cone: the "Benjole cone." This cone has a hole in the middle, and was first sold at the store back in the 70's. It is now sold at almost all Ben and Jerry's stores. While most ice cream cones have a waffle or a square shape, Ben and Jerry's created its own.

10) Ben and Jerry's has won an award from the American Institute of Architects. This is for a building that they designed, which houses their factory.

Ben and Jerry's is a great company. They give back to the community, and have funny names for their products. I would definitely buy their ice cream!

More false facts about Ben & Jerry's

Ben & Jerry's is a company that has been around for over 50 years, but they are still making some of the best ice cream in the world! They have a large variety of flavors including chocolate chip cookie dough, peanut butter cup, strawberry shortcake, banana split and many more! You can find their products at most grocery stores and drugstores as well as online at www.benandjerrys.com.

Ben and Jerry's uses a non-dairy base in some of their ice cream due to non-dairy benefits. This allows them fall under the new vegan diet category.

Some of the ingredients in Ben and Jerry's ice cream include:

Coconut milk, Peanuts, Cashews, Almond milk, Soy protein, Olive oil, Sea salt, Natural Flavor, Carrageenan.

One serving of Ben and Jerry's Non-Dairy vanilla ice cream has:
72 Calories, 2.5 g Fat, 0.2 g Carbs, 0 g Fibre, 0.3 g Protein.
(For comparison, one serving of regular ice cream has around 180 Calories, 12 g Fat, 1 g Carbs, 0.9 g Fibre, 1 g Protein.
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Ben and Jerry's uses a non-dairy base in some of their ice cream due to non-dairy benefits. This allows them fall under the new vegan diet category.

Some of the ingredients in Ben and Jerry's ice cream include:

Coconut milk, Peanuts, Cashews, Almond milk, Soy protein, Olive oil, Sea salt, Natural Flavor, Carrageenan.

One serving of Ben and Jerry's Non-Dairy chocolate chunk cookie dough ice cream has:
139 Calories, 12 g Fat, 1 g Carbs, 0.9 g Fibre, 2.4 g Protein.

Ben and Jerry's sells a non-dairy ice cream that they call "Better than Ice Cream." One serving has 22 grams of protein and is good for the 11th hour of the night. The serving size is one third of the container.
Of course, raw eggs are used in making this ice cream which are high in cholesterol. If you're really concerned about that, then this probably isn't the ice cream for you.

Some of the ingredients in Ben and Jerry's "Better than Ice Cream" include:

Almond milk, Cashews, Coconut milk, Almonds, Tapioca starch, Peanut butter, Agar-agar, Sea salt, Vanilla extract, Carrageenan.

One serving of Ben and Jerry's "Better than Ice Cream" has:
44 Calories, 1.4 g Fat, 0 g Carbs, 0.1 g Fibre, 1.2 g Protein.

Ben and Jerry's is just one of the many companies that has a non-dairy alternative for vegans. Soy ice cream is another great alternative that melts pretty much the same as regular ice cream, has only 60 Calories per serving and is good for vegans.

Really dodgy ben and jerry's non dairy nutrition facts

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