NEW ICECREAM 🍦

After diving into those new Kellogg's ice creams, I couldn't stop thinking about the whole cereal-in-desserts trend! Especially that Kellogg's Corn Pops Ice Cream – its 'cereal milk icecream' flavor really hit different for me. It got me wondering, what exactly is cereal milk ice cream, and why is it so popular? For those wondering 'what does cereal milk ice cream taste like?', imagine the sweet, slightly grainy milk left in your bowl after finishing a sugary cereal. It's nostalgic, comforting, and surprisingly sophisticated when done right. The Kellogg's Corn Pops version captures this pretty well, leaning into that distinct corn flavor without being overwhelming. It had that 'okay but not bad?' vibe, but honestly, it grew on me! It’s a unique ice cream flavor that stands out from more traditional options. Now, the Rice Krispies Treats Ice Cream Original was a whole different story for me. While the idea of a 'marshmallow icecream' sounds dreamy, and those little Rice Krispies pieces offered a fun texture, I found it to be 'suuuper sweet'. It really made me wish for a plainer vanilla ice cream base to balance out the marshmallow and the cereal's sweetness. Sometimes these novelty Kellogg's ice cream flavors, while exciting, can just be a bit too much sugar, and this one definitely was for my palate. It makes you think about whether these new ice cream brands are always a hit or miss. My mind immediately went to milkshakes with these! If you're like me and want to customize your cereal ice cream experience, trying to make your own 'milk and cereal ice cream' or a simple milkshake is super fun. You can easily blend up some of your favorite cereal with vanilla ice cream and a splash of milk for a quick treat. Or, for a more intense flavor, steep cereal in warm milk for about 20 minutes, strain it, chill the 'cereal milk,' and then use that as your liquid base for homemade ice cream frozen treats or for your milkshakes. This way, you can control the sweetness and even add other mix-ins, avoiding any 'rip-off cereal' vibes by crafting something truly unique to your taste. You could even use Rice Dream ice cream if you're looking for a dairy-free alternative to vanilla for a less sweet base. It's wild how many brands are jumping on the cereal bandwagon. I’ve seen everything from Cap'n Crunch ice cream concepts to rumors of Fudge Sundae Pop Tart inspired frozen treats. While original ice cream flavors will always have a place in my heart, there's something exciting about these playful twists. Whether you find these Kellogg's ice cream tubs at Walmart, Acme, or your local Food Lion ice cream aisle, it's always an adventure trying new things. Just remember to check the sugar content if you're sensitive to that 'suuuper sweet' kick! It’s always fun to explore new ice cream brands and ice cream flavors. Ultimately, these new Kellogg's ice cream products are a fun experiment. The Corn Pops ice cream delivered on the cereal milk ice cream promise, while the Rice Krispies Treats Ice Cream Original might need a little DIY tweaking to hit the perfect spot. Have you tried them? What are your go-to ice cream flavors when you're looking for something new and exciting?