Ben & Jerry’s Adds Two New Gluten-Free Non-Dairy Dessert Flavors

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By Jefferson Adams

February 24, 2022
By Jefferson Adams • February 24, 2022

Ben & Jerry’s Adds Two New Gluten-Free Non-Dairy Dessert Flavors

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Ben & Jerry's debuts two new flavors of gluten-free, non-dairy frozen desserts!

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Celiac.com 02/24/2022 - Ice cream and non-dairy dessert maker Ben & Jerry’s has unveiled two new flavors joining its certified-gluten-free, vegan non-dairy product lineup. The new flavors are Non-Dairy Bananas Foster, and Non-Dairy Boom Chocolatta. Both flavors to feature a spoonable core in the middle.

Non-Dairy Boom Chocolatta features a mocha and caramel base with fudge flakes, gluten-free chocolate cookies and a gluten-free chocolate cookie core. Non-Dairy Bananas Foster features a banana and cinnamon base with almond toffee pieces and a salted caramel core.

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Ben & Jerry’s non-dairy frozen dessert lineup first debuted in 2016, driven largely by customer demand. The latest flavors bring Ben & Jerry's U.S. nondairy options to a total of 18 flavors, or nearly two out of five flavors offered.

In addition to being nondairy and vegan, both additions are also certified gluten-free.

Like other Ben & Jerry's non-dairy favorites, Boom Chocolatta and Bananas Foster will retail between $4.49-$5.79 per pint.

Both products are available wherever you find Ben & Jerry's.

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