Update: Fact-checking resource Snopes has raised alarms that the frozen frog may be a hoax. Several other social media accounts have posted the same image with eerily similar captions. While it was originally reported that the frog was in a container of Blue Bunny ice cream, the brand of ice cream has not been confirmed. Show This post has been updated to include a statement from Wells Enterprises, the producer of Blue Bunny ice cream. Ice cream flavors have been going off the rails lately. Team Delish has covered some weird ones this summer, like
Deviled Egg, Ketchup, and even
Kraft Mac & Cheese. We thought we'd seen it all—until this viral Facebook post about the wildest ice cream mix-in yet popped up
online. Tracy Wiemelt Holtman thought she was grabbing a tub of plain vanilla from her local Hy-Vee supermarket the other day. But when her daughter opened the container for a scoop, they found a frog (or toad?) resting right on top of the ice cream.
 Is the frog in the ice cream real?According to some rumours going viral on social media, a toad was found inside a sealed tub of ice cream that was purchased at an unnamed store. However, it seems that the news is fake because looking at only the photograph itself, there's no way to confirm if the ice cream was sealed with the frog inside.
Is Blue Bunny real ice cream?Our Best Blue Bunny®
And for us, making the best ice cream means starting with the best ingredients,like fresh, local milk sourced near our production facilities so you can expect farm-to-freezer taste in every bite. These high-quality ingredients go into every single one of our delicious, unique flavors.
Did Blue Bunny have a recall?Allergy Alert: Undeclared Wheat in Ice Cream Mix Up
Iowa's Wells Enterprises is recalling a limited number of packages of its 5.5 fl oz. Blue Bunny Personals ice cream because they were mispackaged and contain undeclared wheat.
What was found in ice cream?Ice cream. |
Frog in ice cream Blue Bunny
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