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DRYER'S SLOW CHURNED

TAKE THE CAKE

It is the closest thing Ive had to cake flavor, but it is actually ice cream. It is regular ice cream so if you are lactose intolerant or dairy sensative it is not for you (sorry)

OH MY GOSH! I AM NOT EVEN KIDDING this stuff is AMAZING!

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INGREDIENTS: skim milk, sugar, cream, corn syrup, frosting swirl (corn syrup, water, sugar, modified corn starch, titanium dioxide for color, salt, citric acid, artificial flavor, Blue #1, caramel color), multicolored sprinkles (sugar, partially hydrogenated coconut oil, coconut oil, buttermilk powder, natural flavor, soy lecithin, titanium dioxide for color, Red #3, Yellow #5, Blue #1, Red #40), whey protein, tapioca maltodextrin, egg yolks, cellulose gum, mono and diglycerides, guar gum, natural and artificial flavors, carrageenan, polysorbate 80, dextrose, vitamin A palmitate, annatto color, spices, turmeric color

Nutritional facts

Amount per 1/2 Cup

Calories 120

Calories from Fat 35

Total Fat 4 (g)

Saturated Fat 2.5 (g)

Trans Fat

Cholesterol 20 (mg)

Sodium 45 (mg)

Total Carbohydrates 18 (g)

Dietary Fiber 0 (g)

Sugars 14 (g)

Protein 3 (g)

Calcium 6 %

Gluten-Free Kosher Light Nut Allergen-Free

Contains 50% less fat and 1/3 fewer calories than regular ice cream. Contains 4 grams of fat and 120 calories compared to 13 grams of fat and 200 calories in regular ice cram.

I just loved it so much I had to share it with the world of Celiacs. Its like yellow cake batter and its delicious. It is safe because they don't actually use batter it is only yellow cake FLAVORED

Here's my disclaimer: the ingredients don't contain gluten, the website saiys it is gluten-free, but my tummy has been hurting for awhile-- well before I discovered this ice cream... regardless you should do research on this product on your own if you are super sensative.

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