Have I ever mentioned how nice the Turkey Hill people are? They wrote to me several times and apologized when I don't like a flavor. It's so polite and truly embodies the spirit of how ice cream is here to make us feel better. That said, I've got good news and bad news.






So I've taken a first and second scoop at this thing and I don't really like it. I will admit that if you aim for just the mints and keep the ice cream to a minimum then this really does taste like the candy, at least for the first few bites, but then I started getting more of the base and that Stuff'd funk was back in action.

At this point, I give up on Stuff'd. The lack of calories just doesn't justify the weirdness. There's jut something not write about it. It's not the candy bits, and it's not the swirl, it's the base. Sure, it doesn't bother everybody, I know I tend to be picky, but I'm not buying any more of these. There are too many cool new products out to keep wasting my time on this stuff/

On Third Scoop: Ok, good news! If you crush a good amount of Oreos into this stuff, the funk is covered up and it's not too bad, if not eye-opening minty... that's not to be confused with high end tingly minty, no, this is a straight forward, overpowering minty. This was my first full bowl and I'm pretty sure my entire esophagus is now minty fresh... I'm going to be tasting this in the morning, aren't I?

Verdict?  Very Minty, Crazy low fat, Stuff'd funk
Buy Again?  Nope

Man I gotta get caught up before all the review thoughts get jumbled in my head. Let's cover this first because it's gonna be quick.



Ok, that's a bit rough. I'm sure plenty of people will love a frozen treat that tastes exactly like nonfat blueberry frozen yogurt. Me? I'm bored out of my mind and I can't even pretend to like it. My wife wasn't a fan at first either, but she says she's slowly warming up to it.

I just went to take a third and final run at this flavor but I can't even stand the smell of it. Artificial comes to mind. I sniff it and think of super cheap blueberry muffins rotting on a gas station shelf. I know it's suppose to be a quality product but I just can't get into it, I'm sorry.

It's a shame really because doesn't it look cool with it's whole blueberries and blueberry specs? Why does something that looks so real taste so fake? I don't get it.... well, I do get it. I have trouble with non-fat and lowfat stuff, and I keep trying to be open minded but it's so hard! Man do I want my five bucks back on this one.

Verdict?  Gross
Buy Again?  Never ever ever (ever)

Other Opinions: Roddy and Tony were much more appreciative of this one.

Ironic Disclaimer on the pint: "Blueberry isn't a traditional frozen dessert flavor"

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size 1/2 cup (85g)
Amount Per Serving
Calories 100	from Fat 0
	% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0g	0%
- Sat Fat 0g	0%
- Trans Fat 0g
Cholesterol <5mg	1%
Sodium 65mg	3%
Total Carbohydrate 21g	7%
- Dietary Fiber  0g	0%
- Sugars 19g
Protein 6g
Vitamin A 0%	Vitamin C 0%
Calcium 15%	Iron 0%

little off kilter here, 2 reviews and an on location visit in the queue, stay tuned.

(and don't even get me started on how many unopened containers are downstairs)

Technically I've already tried Chocolate Therapy from a scoop shop, so let me jump right to my conclusion: This is going to be the chocolate pint to beat in 2012. It's just that chocolaty. I think it's only fair to warn you that if you are a chocolate addict like myself, it's going to be really hard to put this pint down. For everyone that misses the limited edition Flourless Chocolate Cake, Chocolate Therapy is here to permanently take it's place.

Chocolate Therapy is Chocolate Ice Cream with Chocolate Cookies & Swirls of Chocolate Pudding Ice Cream. Think about that for a minute (or 7). Close your eyes and envision what that would taste like. I don't even need to crack open the pint to show you because your mind is already racing with chocolate on chocolate on chocolate goodness. I see chocolate houses with brownie bushes and pudding rain drops and NOM NOM NOM NOM. Man this stuff is evil... why did they ever cancel this flavor?

How awesome does that look? Reminds me of some kind of awesome fudgy multi-layer cake. I was just picking on how little air there is in Graeter's and then I pop open this pint which seems to have less air overrun than B&J's typical flavors. Maybe it's the pudding that lacks air overrun, but unlike the Graeter's, I get more of a milk undertone than a water undertone.