Scoops, Cones, and Bars - Oh My!
Le Mars, IA (PRWEB) June 20, 2007 -- If your heart rate rises at the mention of the words pistachio and fudge ripple, then National Ice Cream Month was made just for you. This year, celebrate with Blue Bunny Ice Cream, brought to you straight from the "Ice Cream Capital of the World" (Le Mars, Iowa).
"National Ice Cream Month is the perfect excuse to enjoy a warm evening eating ice cream with friends and family," said Kent McCuddin, Manager of Consumer Communications. "And with Blue Bunny's large variety of ice cream and novelty products, it's easy to surprise and delight your loved ones with new flavors all month long!"
Take extra time to celebrate on July 15, National Ice Cream Day. Here are two ways you can make the day deliciously fun:
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Host a neighborhood block party in your backyard, with guests bringing their favorite frozen products. They'll love tasting everything from the Bunny Tracks® to Peanut Butter Panic®.
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Delight friends and family with a soup, appetizer, dinner, and dessert - all made from ice cream. Visit www.bluebunny.com for a number of exciting and innovative recipes.
About Wells' Dairy
Since 1913, the colossally creative artisans at Wells' Dairy, Inc., the largest family-owned and managed dairy processor in the United States, have been hard at work adding a little joy to life putting all things chunky, chewy, rich and gooey into Blue Bunny® ice cream. Today, ice cream aficionados throughout the United States, Mexico and Puerto Rico can indulge themselves and choose from nearly 500 tantalizingly tasty Blue Bunny ice cream flavors, frozen dairy desserts and delectable novelties. Be the first to find out about new Blue Bunny products by becoming an iScream Team member at www.bluebunny.com.
Blue Bunny is made in Le Mars, Iowa: The Ice Cream Capital of the World. More ice cream is made in Le Mars than any other place on the planet. Visitors to Le Mars are always welcome at The Ice Cream Capital of the World Visitor Center. While there, they'll learn all about the history of ice cream, Wells' Dairy and Blue Bunny, experience fascinating interactive exhibits and get a glimpse at how America's favorite treat is made. Afterwards, they can stroll next door to an authentic, old-fashioned, honest-to-goodness soda fountain and indulge in their favorite ice cream creation.
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