Ten Ben Jerry's Ice Cream Flavors Now Certified Gluten-Free

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By Scott Adams

October 16, 2020
By Scott Adams • October 16, 2020

Ten Ben Jerry's Ice Cream Flavors Now Certified Gluten-Free

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Ten of Ben & Jerry's most popular ice cream flavors are now certified gluten-free, with another ten coming exclusively to participating Scoop Shops nationwide.
Caption: Certified gluten-free flavors. Image: Ben & Jerry's

Celiac.com 10/16/2020 - Ben & Jerry's ice cream company has announced certified gluten-free status for ten of its most popular ice cream flavors. These flavors will be available at stores nationwide. Even though most Ben & Jerry’s ice cream flavors are made without gluten ingredients, and are safe for people with celiac disease or gluten-sensitivity, the company's new move goes the extra mile.

According to a company press release, Ben & Jerry's "didn’t make any changes to the recipes...These flavors have always been gluten-free, but now we have the resources to do the rigorous testing required for certification, said Jody Eley, Ben & Jerry’s innovation manager, in a press release.”

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Each of the new flavors comes with a new logo, along with a gluten-free certification from a major “Gluten Free Certification Agency." For people with celiac disease, or gluten sensitivity, Eley said, the gluten-free "certification can give them a little peace of mind.”

Ben & Jerry's Ten Certified Gluten-Free Ice-Cream Flavors include:

Cherry Garcia

Chunky Monkey

Coffee, Coffee BuzzBuzzBuzz!

Karamel Sutra

More Cherry Garcia, including non-dairy, FroYo and mini-cup versions

New York Super Fudge Chunk

Phish Food

Pistachio, Pistachio

Vanilla

Vanilla Caramel Fudge

Ben & Jerry's plans to introduce more gluten-free flavors next year, but these flavors will be available exclusively in Scoop Shops.

Ben & Jerry's Certified Gluten-Free Ice-Cream Flavors for Scoop Shop will include:

Butter Pecan

Chocolate

Chocolate Peanut Buttery Swirl

Coffee, Coffee BuzzBuzzBuzz!

Mint Chocolate Chunk

Oatmeal Cookie Chunk (with gluten-free oatmeal cookies)

Strawberry

Lemonade Stand Sorbet

Non-Dairy Cold Brew

Berry Berry Extraordinary Sorbet

Ben & Jerry's Gluten-Free ice cream flavors for Scoop Shop will be certified gluten-free at the time they ship from the factory, and they have been added to our list of gluten-free ice creams.

Due to cross-contamination risk Ben & Jerry's cannot certify their ice cream flavors as gluten-free once in Scoop Shops, but our Scoop Shop scoopers will gladly open a new tub as requested.

Learn more at Ben & Jerry's
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Posted October 23, 2020

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COFFEE, COFFEE BUZZBUZZBUZZ! is literally the only "phoofie" ice cream flavor I've ever really enjoyed. Of course, NO ONE STOCKS IT anymore where I live (central Pennsylvania), but it's nice to know. In the meantime, I guess I'll just have to keep buying Talenti gluten-free gelati flavors: Pistachio, Coconut, Vanilla bean, Raspberry Chip...

(And thankfully, these are also non-phoofie: I HATE super-sugary desserts!)

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