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PRODUCT: Alden’s Ice Cream For National Organic Month


[1] It all starts with organic milk. See why organic milk is better for you (all photos © Alden’s Organic).


[2] Just give us a spoon! (The flavors: Peanut Butter Fudge, Birthday Cake, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough.)


[4] Freckled Mint Chip, one of the great dairy-free flavors.


[5] Three types of ice cream sandwiches: traditional rectangular, round (in photo) and mini, are available in Chocolate Chip, Mint Fudge, Old School Vanilla, Sea Salt Caramel, Strawberry. Dairy-free options include Caramel Drizzle and Vanilla Bean.


[6] Enjoy ice cream bars in Classic Fudge, Orange Cream, Sprinkled Mint Chip, Speckled Strawberry, Swirled Vanilla Fudge, Vanilla Dark Chocolate and Vanilla Dark Chocolate Almond. There is a dairy-free Blackberry Fruit Bar.

 

If you drink organic milk, do you eat organic ice cream?

Many people realize that it makes sense to carry organic through to other dairy products.

According to the Standards of Identity in the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, ice cream must contain at least 10% milk fat, and at least 20% total milk solids [source].

That’s why, since 2004, Alden Organics has been making ice cream from organic milk and cream, which comes from family farms.

All of Alden’s Organic products are certified Organic to United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Organic Program standards.

In addition to organic certification, the products are certified kosher by OK Kosher, and have:

  • No high fructose corn syrup
  • No artificial sweeteners
  • No artificial flavoring
  • No GMOs
  • No carrageenan
  • No antibiotics
     
    The line is extensive: everything an ice cream lover could desire:

  • 14-Ounce Containers
  • 1.5 Quart Containers
  • Ice Cream Sandwiches
  • Round Sammies (ice cream sandwiches)
  • Ice Cream Bars
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    The flavors are so tempting, we wouldn’t know where to start.

    There are the classics: Chocolate, Chocolate Chip, Chocolate Chocolate Chip, Cookies & Cream, Mint Chip, Strawberry, Vanilla, Vanilla Chocolate Swirl.

    There are the moderns: Coffee Chip, Cookie Dough Fudge, Midnight Cherry Chip, Moose Tracks Ooey Gooey Brownie, Peanut Butter Fudge, Salted Caramel and seasonal specialties (now it’s Pumpkin Spice).

    Our fantasy: to be locked in the factory overnight with a spoon!

    Until then, we’ll have to rely on the store locator.

    You can see all of the products here.
     
     
    ORGANIC DAIRY FREE FROZEN DESSERTS

    More consumers are looking for dairy-free options, whether for dairy allergy, kosher diet, vegan diet, or other consideration.

    The dairy-free ice cream category is booming, and Alden’s line is Certified Vegan line with a broad choice of flavors in:

  • 14-Ounce Containers
  • Ice Cream Sandwiches
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    Instead of using plant milks, the “milk” component is made from a combination of brown rice, coconut oil, oat flour and pea protein. There is no aftertaste.

    Dairy-free flavors include: Caramel Almond Crunch, Double Strawberry, Muddie Brownie, Peanut Butter Chip, among others.
     
     
    WHY ORGANIC MILK IS BETTER

    Many people switched to organic milk when they became aware that conventional milk contains growth hormones (rBST, rBGH) and antibiotics.

    Others switched for animal welfare.

    “Organic” cows have ready and easy access to the outdoors, including shade, clean water, fresh air and direct sunlight.

    They enjoy decent shelter, clean and dry bedding, a nutritionally balanced diet, and plenty of space for comfort and exercise.

    Their feed and bedding are also organically certified.

    This is not typically true with cows who provide “conventional” milk. Here’s more about it.

    If you’d like to learn more, we highly recommend this fact sheet from the USDA website.
     
     
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    > The Different Types Of Ice Cream & Frozen Desserts

     

     
      

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