Blue Bunny Ice Cream is one of the popular ice cream brands of USA and it is promoted by Wells Dairy. This ice cream is marketed in about five hundred flavors as a delectable, novel and frozen dairy dessert and is available in all fifty states of America. The Wells Dairy also caters to the allergy conscious generation by serving gluten-free ice cream products. The company markets the Blue Bunny through food retail establishments, supermarkets, vending outlets, convenience stores, etc. It is believed that about 100 million gallons of Blue Bunny ice creams are produced each year. Vanilla, Bunny Tracks and Chocolate are supposed to be the most popular ice cream flavors.
Origin of Blue Bunny Ice Cream
The Wells Dairy was started by Fred. H. Wells in 1913. By 1925, Wells and Sons started making the ice cream and marketed it in nearby Iowa towns. In 1928, Fairmount Ice Cream purchased rights to distribute ice cream in Sioux City. In 1935, the Wells family decided to sell their brand due to poor business. They gave a last try to boost their sales by organizing a “Name That Ice Cream Contest” in Sioux City Journal. A man from the Sioux City was awarded $25 cash prize for making a winning entry of Blue Bunny. This caricature was utilized by Wells Family to market their ice creams and it helped to market the product in a better way and the family started making fortunes in the business.
Until today the business hold is retained by Wells Family and is considered to be the third largest manufacturer of ice creams in USA, after Nestle and Unilever.
Blue Bunny Ice Cream Branding
The Blue Bunny Ice creams are offered as:
The Blue Bunny Ice cream flavor Bunny Tracks amalgamates peanut butter-stuffed chocolate bunnies, chocolate –covered peanuts, fudge and caramel in vanilla ice cream, and ribbons of peanut butter. The ice cream is offered in about seven different variations of vanilla flavor.
Blue Bunny Nutrition Facts
Many of the Blue Bunny ice cream variants are low in calories and are found to be high in proteins and carbohydrates. Some of the low calories best sellers are:
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References: bluebunny.com