February 17, 2003

Ice cream flavors

Filed under: Kids — Diane @ 4:33 pm

Sophia informs me: “My favorite ice cream flavors are chocolate and Tweety.”

Took me a little while to remember that the ice cream truck at the park sells “Tweety” ice creams.

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  1. THAT’S ADORABLE!!!!!!!! :D Tweet Thophia!!!

    Comment by Ailina — February 23, 2003 @ 12:26 am

  2. Question: a friend of mine had some ice cream about 3 years ago that he says was called “Colonial Peach” ice cream. He says that Blue Bunny made it but the company emailed me and said that they never made that flavor. I’ve tried Blue Bell, Hiland and Ben and Jerry’s. Does anyone know what I am talking about?

    Comment by Janet Taylor — April 14, 2003 @ 7:44 am

  3. I would like to know who the maker of Blue Moon Ice cream is and where I can find it in Atlanta GA

    Comment by Angie Blair — May 12, 2003 @ 7:01 am

  4. Mooney’s makes Blue Moon. It’s a common flavor on Mackinac Island, Michigan.

    Comment by Tracy Ward — May 16, 2003 @ 4:50 pm

  5. Thank You Tracy Ward, for your answer to the Blue Moon ice cream, it is greatly appreciated.
    Angie Blair

    Comment by angie blair — May 20, 2003 @ 10:12 am

  6. what is the closest place from Northwest IA I could get blue moon ice cream? or is there anyplace to buy it online? thanx

    Comment by tom — May 21, 2003 @ 9:47 am

  7. where i can buy blue moon ice cream in Appleton,Wisconsin.

    Comment by Deb Adams — May 24, 2003 @ 7:48 pm

  8. I would like to know if there is anywhere near Cleveland, Ohio that sells Blue Moon ice cream please! thank you

    Comment by Kim Stark — May 25, 2003 @ 1:26 pm

  9. where can i get blue moon ice cream in the janesville wisconsin or rockford illinois area?

    Comment by nancy — May 27, 2003 @ 5:52 pm

  10. Okay, is “Blue Moon ice cream” really some kind of Al Qaeda code phrase or something? I’ve never heard of it.

    Comment by Diane — May 27, 2003 @ 7:41 pm

  11. That is so funny. I have just been looking all over for Blue Moon. I think it is sherbert. But if anyone knows where I can find it in Racine, WI area, let me know!!!

    Comment by Jarod — May 28, 2003 @ 8:53 am

  12. Stroh’s make Blue Moon ice cream. What I would like to know is if anyone knows the ingredients. I bought an ice cream maker and would love to make homemade Blue Moon. The description is vanilla ice cream with “citrus”. I think one ingredient is pineapple juice. Anyone know?

    Comment by Teresa — May 28, 2003 @ 6:53 pm

  13. Stroh’s make Blue Moon ice cream. What I would like to know is if anyone knows the ingredients. I bought an ice cream maker and would love to make homemade Blue Moon. The description is vanilla ice cream with “citrus”. I think one ingredient is pineapple juice. Anyone know?

    Comment by Teresa D. — May 28, 2003 @ 6:54 pm

  14. I have recently found Blue Moon ice cream at Meijer’s. They have so many flavors available but only so much space so they rotate. Ask them when and if they’ll have it if you don’t see it.

    Comment by Lara — June 2, 2003 @ 1:15 pm

  15. Does anyone know where to get Blue Moon in California?

    Comment by Tami — June 2, 2003 @ 7:58 pm

  16. Does anyone know where Blue Moon ice cream can be found in Florida?

    Comment by Pat — June 3, 2003 @ 6:22 pm

  17. Does anyone know where Blue Moon ice cream can be found in Florida?

    Comment by Pat — June 3, 2003 @ 6:23 pm

  18. Blue moon ice cream is made by Melody Farms. They have a website, Melody Farms . com, they were supposed to package it in take home half gallons this past fall, I have not found it in my grocery store(Meijers)in Michigan yet in take home size. They do offer it in Meijers purple cow in store ice cream counter for purchase on a cone.It is a great unusual flavor!

    Comment by Kim DeGroot — June 6, 2003 @ 7:59 am

  19. Does anyone know where I can find Blue Moon Ice Cream in Minneapolis, Minnesota? I found it a few years back at a Bridgeman’s but haven’t seen it since.

    Comment by jennifer — June 6, 2003 @ 9:57 am

  20. You can buy Blue Moon by the scoop at Kilwins in St. Augustine, FL (and I assume at other Kilwin’s locations throughout the country), They also have superman ice cream

    Comment by Jennifer — June 6, 2003 @ 3:42 pm

  21. have yall looked in a grociery store? damn

    Comment by pina — June 7, 2003 @ 4:28 pm

  22. To all you blue moon fans out there, I just bought a half gallon of blue moon ice cream, Cedar Crest makes it. does anyone out there know what flavor is blue moon supposed to be???

    Comment by Jackie — June 11, 2003 @ 3:48 pm

  23. I am desperately searching for Bubble Gum Ice Cream. Does anyone know where I can buy Bubble Gum Ice Cream in take home size? i.e. grocery, specialty store. If not, do you know of any company that makes Bubble Gum Ice Cream and will deliver to your home? I live in Ann Arbor Michigan. (Metro Detroit Area) Any information would be greatly appreciated!
    Thanks!

    Comment by Danelle — June 12, 2003 @ 11:21 am

  24. I am desperately searching for Bubble Gum Ice Cream. Does anyone know where I can buy Bubble Gum Ice Cream in take home size? i.e. grocery, specialty store. If not, do you know of any company that makes Bubble Gum Ice Cream and will deliver to your home? I live in Ann Arbor Michigan. (Metro Detroit Area) Any information would be greatly appreciated!
    Thanks!

    Comment by Danelle — June 12, 2003 @ 11:22 am

  25. I went to the Melody Farms website given in a previous post. Melody Farms bought out some of the ice cream producers monopolizing the situation. Like I said in a previous post, Blue Moon is made by Stroh’s-not Melody Farms, Mooney or any other.
    It is an ice cream not a sherbert (response to above poster). I have been eating it (my favorite flavor) since the age of 6. I am 38 years old. My earliest memories are going to the Stroh’s ice cream parlour after my brother’s baseball games and getting it.
    If you want a take home of this flavor (or others like Bubble Gum) go to a Stroh’s ice cream parlour and purchase it. It will cost you though. I paid almost $10 for a 1/2 gallon of Blue Moon. It was worth every penny.

    Comment by Teresa — June 19, 2003 @ 1:54 am

  26. Okay…my input re: Blue Moon Ice Cream. I have been craving a REAL blue moon ice cream cone for the last 15 years — but have yet to find the real thing. Stroh’s does make a blue ice cream but it’s not the real blue moon that contains little bits of pineapple - and the color is darker than the real blue moon (in fact, the Stroh’s blue moon looks like the darker blue found in “superman” ice cream). I’ve heard that Hershey’s Ice Cream Stores may carry the real blue moon but last year, when I traveled from Iowa to Michigan, we got to the door of the store and it was closed “out of business” (boo hoo) but there are other Hershey’s stores out there. You may want to check the yellow pages - I couldn’t find a list of store locations on the Hershey’s Ice Cream Stores web site (strange). If you find a store please let us all know if it’s the REAL thing! Until then..my search continues. I wonder if “Mooney’s Blue Moon” on Mackinaw is the real blue moon - if so, it may be worth a trip?
    P.S. We used to buy our Blue Moon ice cream @ Richardson’s Dairy in SE Michigan.
    Signed,
    On a wild goose chase for the real blue moon (yes, all of my relatives think I’m crazy)

    Comment by Chris — June 19, 2003 @ 11:54 am

  27. I have never eaten a Blue Moon ice cream that has bits of pineapple in it. There is a Hershey’s Ice Cream Parlor near me. It is located in downtown Farmington Michigan right at the corner of Grand River and Farmington Road. They have the Blue Moon I have eaten my whole life. There was no pineapple in it. Do you think the fruity flavor of Blue Moon is pineapple and coconut?

    Comment by Teresa — June 22, 2003 @ 8:42 am

  28. lol..is this icecream associated with blue balls?

    Comment by Heather — June 22, 2003 @ 5:48 pm

  29. WHENEVER MY DAUGHTER MOLLY VISITS MILWAUKEE CO. ZOO, SHE BUYS BLUE MOON ICE CREAM AT THE ICE CREAM COUNTER. SHE IS EXPECTING HER FIRST CHILD SOON! SHE LIVES(GRAYSLAKE, IL) ABOUT 10 MILES FROM THE WISCONSIN BORDER. DOES ANYBODY KNOW A PLACE CLOSER THAN MILWAUKEE TO BUY BLUE MOON, BECAUSE SHE SURE IS CRAVING SOME!!!!!!

    Comment by OTTO — June 23, 2003 @ 8:12 pm

  30. Blue Moon Ice Cream - aaaahhh the memories of growing up in Michigan - sounds like it is still there@!!!!!! Any spots in Orlando, Fl??

    Comment by Gregg Nelson — June 26, 2003 @ 5:42 pm

  31. They have the best blue moon ice cream at the Chocolate Coyote in Madison, WI.
    I am currently searching for some in the Chicago area, but have found nothing!

    Comment by Alesha — June 27, 2003 @ 12:48 pm

  32. You guys are cracking me up. We recently opened a Hershey’s Ice Cream here in northern Indiana and we carry both Blue Moon and Bubble Gum, which we hand pack for people to take home. If anyone is really, really that desparate, I will look into how much it would be to ship with fry ice for you. ; )

    amy

    Comment by amy — June 28, 2003 @ 1:27 am

  33. They have BLUE MOON and BUBBLE GUM ice cream at the Brite Spot in Hurley, Wisconsin.

    I want to buy these buy the 5 gallon pale.

    Comment by COIN — June 28, 2003 @ 3:24 pm

  34. http://www.cedarcresticecream.com/

    CEDAR CREST HAS BOTH!

    Comment by Coin — June 28, 2003 @ 3:27 pm

  35. Blue Moon ice cream was my favorite when I was little and lived in Michigan. I havn’t seen it anywhere else since we moved to Texas. I always get some when we go back to visit. If anyone knows how I could get some in Austin Texas please let me know.

    Comment by Sarah — July 1, 2003 @ 11:59 am

  36. I found some!
    Calliedo scoops in Schaumburg, IL!

    Comment by Alesha — July 2, 2003 @ 12:46 pm

  37. I don’t care about Blue Moon Icecream, but would like to know how I can get my local stores to stock Cedar Crest Icecream near Quadcities. It is better than Whiteys!

    Comment by Kerry — July 3, 2003 @ 11:12 am

  38. I’ve just heard that something called Blue moon ice cream is the ice cream part of bubble gum flavor ice cream. Apparently the bubble gum balls are mixed in and perhaps there are no other ingredients. Can anyone confirm that we’re all talking about the same “Blue moon” ice cream?

    Comment by Eric — July 3, 2003 @ 7:34 pm

  39. I’ve just heard that something called Blue moon ice cream is the ice cream part of bubble gum flavor ice cream. Apparently the bubble gum balls are mixed in and perhaps there are no other ingredients. Can anyone confirm that we’re all talking about the same “Blue moon” ice cream?

    Comment by Eric — July 3, 2003 @ 7:34 pm

  40. You can get Blue Moon just off of Hilton Head Island, SC at Kilwin’s Ice Cream in the HH Factory Store 2. Also, the people in the store insist that the flavor Blue Moon has its own website, but I have yet to find it.
    mmmmm…Blue Moon shake…delicious….

    Comment by Evan — July 3, 2003 @ 8:50 pm

  41. all you blue moonies need deprogramming. get help.

    Comment by passerby — July 4, 2003 @ 9:39 am

  42. My husband is from Michigan and he keeps telling me about Blue Moon Ice Cream and Superman Ice Cream, I have tried the Superman Ice Cream and it is awesom, but for the life of me cannot find anywhere to buy it. If you are from Idaho and you know where I can get my hands on some please let me know. Thank you…………

    Comment by Christina — July 4, 2003 @ 2:58 pm

  43. *drool* Mmmm, Blue Moon… Wow! I haven’t had Blue Moon ice cream for over 15 years. Sigh.
    I’ve always loved ‘Blue Moon’. I’m eating Blueberry Cheesecake now, it’s from Haagen Dazs.
    The only place I’ve seen Blue Moon was in Michigan… many, many years ago. An Old Fashioned Ice Cream Parlour had Blue Moon and Blueberry Cheesecake flavors. Then one day when I went back, it had closed. *sniff* I saw Mooney’s Blue Moon, but it wasn’t the same. Then it disappeared.
    I loved the taste and color of the Ice cream. A very strange blue, more like turquiose maybe. Oh so delicious, rich, creamy, fruity…okay.
    Hee hee…I saw someone mention the ‘Superman’ flavor. isn’t that sherbert? I remember trying that one when I was a kid, is that one still around? :o)

    Comment by Elle — July 4, 2003 @ 9:19 pm

  44. Blue Moon Ice Cream is Wedding Cake Flavored. You can buy it in your local gorcery store…I used to work for a parlor that made it right in the store…you may purchase it at Tylers, Cortez FL and in St Armonds Circle, Sarasota/Long Boat Key FL.

    Comment by jon — July 4, 2003 @ 10:52 pm

  45. Blue Moon Ice Cream is Wedding Cake Flavored. You can buy it in your local gorcery store…I used to work for a parlor that made it right in the store…you may purchase it at Tylers, Cortez FL and in St Armonds Circle, Sarasota/Long Boat Key FL.

    Comment by jon — July 4, 2003 @ 10:53 pm

  46. BLUE MOON
    u can buy blue moon ice cream @
    Blue Moon at IceCreamSource.com
    also if you live near detroit u can buy
    1/2 gallon pails for 5.99 at Calders ice cream
    store/creamary in lincoln park Mi 2 blocks east of fort st. on southfield highway… good stuff maynard

    Comment by ohmigods — July 5, 2003 @ 7:03 pm

  47. has anyone here ever ordered ice cream through the mail? sounds kinda weird. how do they do that? i can only imagine opening the mail box and getting a cup of soup. sigh.

    Comment by Elle — July 7, 2003 @ 9:50 pm

  48. I can’t believe a conversation went on this long about an ice cream flavor. And I thought I was an ice cream nut. I grew up in Michigan loving Superman & Blue Moon, but I thought it was everywhere. I love the stuff & if anyone finds a place closer to Chicago than Schaumburg, please post it. I would love to have it in my freezer.

    Comment by Nikki — July 11, 2003 @ 1:27 pm

  49. I have never heard of bluemoon icecream until i read these comments, but geeze i sure want to try some………..

    Comment by tiff — July 11, 2003 @ 5:58 pm

  50. The original Blue Moon Ice Cream was made by Mooney’s Dairy in Saginaw Mi. Stroh’s bought out Mooney’s some time ago but they still make Blue Moon with the same recipe as did the Mooneys. There are many other flavors that are the Mooney’s recipes and there are some new ones too. Stroh’s ice cream is totally different and not as creamy and good as Mooney’s. The original Blue Moon does contain pineapple tidbits and the flaver is considered to be pineapple. The blue color was added to make it not so pale and to be different from vanilla. You can still buy it at Mooney’s Ice Cream Store on State St. in Saginaw. We just came from there and yes that had Blue Moon in the 3 gallon tubs just like they always have had it.

    Comment by Bruce — July 12, 2003 @ 7:49 pm

  51. The original Blue Moon Ice Cream was made by Mooney’s Dairy in Saginaw Mi. Stroh’s bought out Mooney’s some time ago but they still make Blue Moon with the same recipe as did the Mooneys. There are many other flavors that are the Mooney’s recipes and there are some new ones too. Stroh’s ice cream is totally different and not as creamy and good as Mooney’s. The original Blue Moon does contain pineapple tidbits and the flaver is considered to be pineapple. The blue color was added to make it not so pale and to be different from vanilla. You can still buy it at Mooney’s Ice Cream Store on State St. in Saginaw. We just came from there and yes they had Blue Moon in the 3 gallon tubs just like they always have had it.

    Comment by Bruce — July 12, 2003 @ 7:50 pm

  52. Blue Moon is available at Jones Icecream in Baldwin MI (Without the pineapple chunks). It is also available in Fort Myers and Fort Myers Beach FL (With Pineapple chunks). In Fort Myers - Blue Pepper - corner of College PKWY and US 41, Fort Myers Beach - Love Boat Ice Cream - San Carlos BLVD. I think the flavoring might have something to do with Blue Curacao?

    Comment by Les — July 12, 2003 @ 7:54 pm

  53. PS… If your are in Baldwin MI and stop at Jones, order Blue Moon with their Lemon Chifon in a cup. Have them pack half the scoops of Blue Moon on one side of the cup and the Lemon Chifon on the other side, it is ‘da bomb’.
    PSS.. I can’t believe nobody has mentioned that Blue Moon icecream makes you poop green!! I have been eating it since I was 3 years old. I just found it in FT Myers this week.

    Comment by Les — July 12, 2003 @ 8:00 pm

  54. PS… If your are in Baldwin MI and stop at Jones, order Blue Moon with their Lemon Chifon in a cup. Have them pack half the scoops of Blue Moon on one side of the cup and the Lemon Chifon on the other side, it is ‘da bomb’.
    PSS.. I can’t believe nobody has mentioned that Blue Moon icecream makes you poop green!! I have been eating it since I was 3 years old. I just found it in FT Myers this week.

    Comment by Les — July 12, 2003 @ 8:01 pm

  55. For those who are trying to find Superman ice cream … TCBY has a very, very similar blend available in scoopable real ice cream (versus their soft-serve yogurts). I forget the name of the flavor, but it’s red, yellow, and blue in color. Hope this helps everyone.

    Comment by kelly — July 13, 2003 @ 10:19 pm

  56. Went to the website, and “Rainbow Cream” was the name of the TCBY flavor that is exactly like “Superman.”

    Comment by kelly — July 13, 2003 @ 10:25 pm

  57. I am from Michigan but my husband is now in the air force and I now am stuck in Oklahoma..I have loved superman ice cream as a child and was wondering if anyone knows of a website or a place close to Oklahoma City that I can find it..I really appreciate the help..thank you.
    Mary :)

    Comment by Mary — July 16, 2003 @ 3:35 pm

  58. I’m looking to find superman ice cream. We are from MI and now live in SC and I was hoping to get some shipped in somehow. Thank you!

    Comment by Cheri — July 17, 2003 @ 7:41 am

  59. I’m looking to find superman ice cream. We are from MI and now live in SC and I was hoping to get some shipped in somehow and from somewhere. Thank you!

    Comment by Cheri — July 17, 2003 @ 7:41 am

  60. Thank-you Bruce!!! Someone finally had the straight scoop (lol) about Blue Moon. I grew up in Saginaw, Mi and visited the Mooney’s frequently. It was the original Blue Moon, not Stroh’s or Melody Farms!

    Comment by Bonnie — July 18, 2003 @ 5:20 pm

  61. Damn, Blue Moon…I remember the days, growing up in NW Penn. Friday evening, old man got paid, road trip to the Cow Palace for my triple scoop on a regular cone. Never had the sugar cones back then. Mmm, mmm good. Tarpon Springs, FL…we need something closer than Fort Myers…Help!!

    Comment by craig — July 21, 2003 @ 3:24 pm

  62. I am from Michigan and Blue moon has been my fave Ice cream since I was 3…maby even earlyer. I am 20 now. And all I can say is that it is better than a certain activity. ;) Anyways if you live in the Eastpointe, Roseville, St Clare shores area you can get it at the drive thrugh 24 hour Coney Island on 9 mile between Gratiot and Kelly.
    Oh and some anoying hipster coffie house on 9 and I think Little Mack carryes it to. And this old timey ice cream/candy stand on 10 mile between Gratiot and Schoner They will sell it to you in gallon or half gallons. And a few other locations that I can’t think of now. I am just luckey enough to have a few good places to get it when ever I want :) I have never had it with Peinapple… must have been befor my time…sounds good though. All I know is that they added red and white pop rocks to it…I was thrown off at first but it is actualy kinda good. And now they added mini marshmalows to the mix..eewww. So basicly around here you have 3 differnt kinds of blue moon.It is however kinda hard to find just plane blue moon … I cry but I will live. Anyone else try the pop rocks mix yet? I heard somewere that they will be discontinuing the pop rocks and marshmello soon though.

    Comment by SkittlePuke — July 23, 2003 @ 9:36 am

  63. I have been looking for Blue Moon ice cream for years! I got my first taste of it at a little ice cream shop called “The Caboose” in Gaston, Indiana. I live in the Indianapolis area now and have had a lot of trouble trying to find it. However, tonight I just hit paydirt! The Handel’s frozen custard stand in Fishers, Indiana (off of 116th street) has it. It is pretty close to the blue moon of my childhood, but it is a little bit darker in color. The taste is quite good, but I would give my two front teeth to have the real thing. If anyone knows of another place I can find it in the Indianapolis area, please tell me! Until then, I’m gonna be at Handel’s every night!

    Comment by BigAl — July 25, 2003 @ 7:25 pm

  64. damn all i hear from most of the comments is how can i get ice cream without moving my fat lazy Ass. order it online maybe lol
    plz stop your killing me
    thx

    Comment by Jacob — July 28, 2003 @ 2:56 am

  65. Did anybody here ever eat at the old Mooney’s store on Gratiot and S. Webster in Saginaw? I grew up about a mile away from it, so we went a lot. I went back to town, and it’s now a Rite-Aid. I guess the store is no more.

    Anyway, Mooney’s is a Michigan company that makes many, many flavors of ice cream. If I recall correctly, most ice cream uses about 8% milkfat — Mooney’s uses 12%. So yeah, not too good for the ol’ arteries, but it’s soo much richer than most ice cream. And of course, delicious.

    My mom invented (or claims to be the inventor of) quite an invention: an ice cream sandwich made with chocolate chip cookies and superman ice cream. Sounds odd, but quite delicious

    Comment by Gordon — July 30, 2003 @ 7:28 pm

  66. I just went to TCBY and got the ‘Rainbow Cream’. It’s just vanilla ice cream with bright colors. Blah. It didn’t really have a good taste either.
    I forgot what flavor ‘Superman’ ice cream was. Anyone know?
    Also, I found Blue Bunny ‘Blues Clues’ Ice cream. It’s blue vanilla ice cream with blue cookies. Not too bad, but I still want my Blue Moon. Nothing comes close. It’s the best!

    Comment by Elle — August 1, 2003 @ 9:47 pm

  67. You can get Blue Moon Ice Cream at the Double Dip Deli in Whitewater, Wisconsin. It tastes sort of like fruity pebbles.

    Comment by Rachel — August 7, 2003 @ 8:47 am

  68. Sounds like some of us may have varying ideas of the “REAL” Blue Moon. I, personally, have no idea which one is the origional but I do know that the Blue Moon I grew up with did not have pineapple chuncks, nor did it taste like pineapple. The “real” Blue Moon I know, love and have desperately trying to transport from MI to VA does not taste like anything else. My very first “real” job was at an ice cream parlor (mom and pop run) in a small but touristy town and whenever people came in and asked about Blue Moon (or asked for my recomendation lol) all I could tell was “try it for yourself, it has it’s own flavor”-many tried to name the flavor but 99% agreed…”it tastes like “BLUE”!”.

    Gosh, I have forgotten ALL about Superman flavor ice cream! The name sure rings a bell but I can’t remember anything about it!

    So, like many…I continue my search of how to get Blue Moon to where I live now! lol

    Comment by Gina... — August 8, 2003 @ 1:05 am

  69. I grew up in Michigan 3 blocks from Stroh’s ice cream parlor, so naturally I ate Blue Moon and Superman ice cream. I currently live in California and have my mom ship me Blue Moon and superman in dry ice. It costs a little more but it’s worth every penny.

    Does anyone know if Saunders currently make Vernors ice cream?

    Comment by Sara — August 13, 2003 @ 7:57 pm

  70. I grew up in Michigan 3 blocks from Stroh’s ice cream parlor, so naturally I ate Blue Moon and Superman ice cream. I currently live in California and have my mom ship me Blue Moon and superman in dry ice. It costs a little more but it’s worth every penny.

    Does anyone know if Saunders currently make Vernors ice cream?

    Comment by Sara — August 13, 2003 @ 7:58 pm

  71. For those asking about the flavors of Superman they are Lemon, Cherry, and oddly enough Blue Moon.

    Comment by Dustin — August 13, 2003 @ 10:13 pm

  72. Me and my daughter love Blue Moon ice cream. We used to live in Ludington Michigan where we could walk down the street to House of Flavors and get it fresh from that factory. Boy, that is one thing we miss about Ludington. My daughter keeps asking why we can’t have it here in Orlando but I can’t find it anywhere.

    Comment by Ginger — August 15, 2003 @ 1:40 pm

  73. I live near Dallas, Texas and I would like to know where I can buy Blue Moon? Its so good!!
    Thanks.

    Comment by Julie Hester — August 15, 2003 @ 7:01 pm

  74. I live near Dallas, Texas and would like to know where to purchase Blue Moon ice cream? Its so good! Thanks.

    Comment by Julie — August 15, 2003 @ 7:03 pm

  75. I live in Port Huron Michigan, and would like to know where I can find Peanut Butter cup in half gallon size since just recently it was only available in 3 gallon size.

    Comment by steve — August 18, 2003 @ 7:21 pm

  76. Someone please help! I live in central Pennsylvania. Where can I get Blue Moon icecream? I’m from Chicago and I havn’t had it since I was little. (now 35!)

    Comment by Lisa — August 19, 2003 @ 7:01 pm

  77. I used to get Blue Moon ice cream in Beloit Wisconsin 42years ago. There was a mom and pop place across from the Dairy Queen that had it and a place called The Chocolate House in Downtown. Ludington Michigan had a Chocolate house 25y ago and carried it too. My Niece who visits her grandparents in Ludington said it’s her fav too and they still have it there. I am trying to locate them to request shipping to Mississippi! Help if you have info

    Comment by diane — August 21, 2003 @ 10:03 am

  78. For all you downtown Chicagoans dying for Blue Moon, go to the Swiss Gourmet Ice Cream shop at 2187 N. Clybourn Ave. in Lincoln Park. Their phone number is 773/755-4616. They will hand pack a pint for you. FYI–this Blue Moon tastes just like the Stroh’s that I had as a child in Michigan over 30 years ago–sky blue in color and definitely no pineapple.

    I have a (half-eaten) pint from Swiss Gourmet in my freezer right now. My husband thinks I’m nuts when I go for a “Blue Moon run”–but I think it’s worth every yummy calorie!

    Nutmeg, huh? I would have never guessed it, but now that you mention it, it does make sense. Any other standout ingredients in Blue Moon? Now, you’ve got me incredibly curious.

    Comment by Jackie — August 21, 2003 @ 2:00 pm

  79. Blue moon ice cream by Stroh’s was my favorite growing up in Grosse Pointe, Michigan.
    To me it always had a faint taste that reminded me of Dr. Pepper.

    Comment by John — August 23, 2003 @ 2:24 pm

  80. Where can I buy Hershey’s frozen yogurt in northeastern Penna.?

    Comment by Bob — August 28, 2003 @ 12:08 pm

  81. Is there someplace where you can find a complete listing of states and maybe cities where you can find this Blue Moon and Superman ice cream?

    Thanks.
    Vera

    Comment by Vera — August 31, 2003 @ 5:56 am

  82. Blue Moon Ice Cream

    I’m 36 yrs old, and it’s been my all-time favorite since I was a kid.

    I’ve done a lot of digging over the years, and there’s surprising little information about Blue Moon ice cream. Not only that, but the places that actually make the stuff are extremely reluctant to say anything about it. Ask them sometime, and you will see. Most shrug their shoulders.

    The claim that Blue Moon was created by Mooney’s Dairy in Saginaw is just that - a claim. Saginaw, indeed. In my hunting I’ve come across no less than 12 companies/parlours that lay claim to being the originators of Blue Moon. There is absolutely no hard evidence that it was created in Michigan - or Wisconsin for that matter.

    In fact, though Michigan and Wisconsin are the two main states that seem to carry Blue Moon, there’s a bit of evidense that actually points further East on that map. More on that later.

    Beware of anyone that tells you pineapple was part of the original Blue Moon, or should be in the ice cream today. Absolutely nothing I’ve found says that pineapple is an ingredient of Blue Moon. Local variations may have added pineapple, but every old timer I’ve asked scratches their head over that one. Pineapple indeed.

    Having grown up in Grand Rapids, Michigan Blue Moon was everywhere. For West Michigan, Hudsonville Ice Cream was the main supplier during the 70s and 80s. Still may be today. Briefly - very briefly - in the late 80s they sold Blue Moon in grocery stores. It never caught on, and they stopped.

    I’ve had it in several places and Wisconsin, and none of them tasted like what I was raised on. That doesn’t mean that Michigan Blue Moon is the original - or better - just different. Again, no one seems to really know what the original really is…

    The best, and I do mean the BEST Blue Moon that I’ve had comes from Sherman’s Dairy in South Haven, Michigan. Sherman’s makes all their ice cream right there. In the summertime, be prepared to stand in some seriously long lines! They sell Blue Moon right outta the freezer as well - half gallon, gallon, buckets, etc. Trust me when I say that it’s the creamiest, most amazing Blue Moon you will ever have.

    Now we get to the good part: WHERE did Blue Moon come from and WHAT is in it?

    There are a few things I learned that are a bit interesting: I talked with managers at both Hudsonville Ice Cream and Sherman’s about Blue Moon. For Hudsonville, I just called up and spoke with the floor manager on duty and asked him, point blank, what’s in Blue Moon Ice Cream? On a visit to Sherman’s a few years ago I asked for the owner. He wasn’t in, but again I got the floor manager. Neither would say. In fact, it goes deeper than that. They weren’t being secretive or reluctant. They seemed to actually not know! After much persistance, I was finally able to get some information out of both.

    They don’t know what’s in Blue Moon ice cream. And that’s the truth.

    That wasn’t the most shocking aspect of this story. The most bizarre thing of all is that both actually admitted that the flavoring for Blue Moon comes from……are you ready….a pre-mixed package.

    Yup.

    Indeed.

    I was as shocked as you.

    Where did they get this pre-mix packaged goodness? Both of them wouldn’t tell me the exact source. However, they would tell me that it was from a company in Pennsylvania. Now, stop and think about this: BOTH of them admitted to this fact. If I have to go with some kinda truth in all this Blue Moon Madness, I’ll put my money there.

    I shall leave you all with a little tale of science and modern technology.

    By 1988 I’d had enough. I NEEDED to know what was in Blue Moon. A friend from high school was attending the University of Michigan as a chemistry student; working in one of the many forensic pathology departments.

    Perfect.

    If anyone could figure out what the hell was in Blue Moon, he could. I got him a small sample; carefully packed away in a shot glass wrapped with Saran wrap. Hey, it was the best I could do at the time.

    Weeks went by. Nothing. Finally, I get a call. He and several friends had been analyzing the strange blue liquid I had given them (I did tell them that it was ice cream), and it had become sort of an obsession. They ran several tests on the substance, did a bunch of extractions, and had run into a brick wall.

    They couldn’t say exactly WHAT was in the stuff.

    Oh sure, there were some easy markers that showed up right away: diary, sucrose, a slew of unspellable preservative compounds…. Expected stuff.

    But as to what actually gave the ice cream it’s distinct flavor they couldn’t really say. All their tests did reveal that other compounds were present, but they couldn’t identify any of them.

    Except one.

    Nutmeg.

    Comment by scott — August 31, 2003 @ 6:54 am

  83. PLEASE!! SANDERS USED TO MAKE A VERNORS FLAVORED ICE CREAM. IF ANYONE KNOWS WHERE I CAN GET IT I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT!!

    Comment by MARY — September 2, 2003 @ 12:18 pm

  84. We are 56 years old and have been big fans of Blue Moon all our lives. Both of us are from Ludington, Michigan and have been led to believe that Blue Moon was originated by the Neal family that owned and operated the Park Dairy, now known as House of Flavors. It’s still our favorite! When I come back to Ludington for a visit, the first place I go is the House of Flavors for my Blue Moon fix, even before visiting family. I dream about it back in Connecticut. All this talk about Blue Moon and I’m ready for my second cone of the day!

    Comment by Sheri & Kaye — September 3, 2003 @ 6:42 pm

  85. does anyone know where to get blue moon ice cream in oregon or california????

    Comment by molly — September 12, 2003 @ 8:57 pm

  86. I am looking for Mooney’s Maple Walnut ice cream. I live in the metro Detroit area. I have not been able to find it.

    Comment by Susan — September 16, 2003 @ 4:26 am

  87. I am looking for Mooney’s Maple Walnut ice cream. I live in the metro Detroit area. I have not been able to find it.

    Comment by Susan — September 16, 2003 @ 4:26 am

  88. Can any tell me the exact flavors in, my FAVORITE, superman ice cream?? My girlfriend and a site toftsdairy.com/scoop.htm says it is just vanilla that is colored. This can’t be true and it will shatter all my memories if it is. I would like to know the flavors and mabye a reliable resource to prove it. Thanx!

    Comment by Joshua A. Hershberger — September 25, 2003 @ 1:21 pm

  89. Can any tell me the exact flavors in, my FAVORITE, superman ice cream?? My girlfriend and a site toftsdairy.com/scoop.htm says it is just vanilla that is colored. This can’t be true and it will shatter all my memories if it is. I would like to know the flavors and mabye a reliable resource to prove it. Thanx!

    Comment by Joshua — September 25, 2003 @ 1:21 pm

  90. Can anyone tell me where I can get blue moon icecream in Los Angeles. I used to have it when I lived in Michigan. Mooneys made it. I was recently in Aurora, IL and found it at Meijer’s.

    Comment by robert — October 3, 2003 @ 4:42 pm

  91. I live in Chicago and am moving to Grand Forks ND and am looking for SUPERMAN ice cream in any of these places or near around them. Please e-mail me if u know where i can get it or if i can order it on the internet.

    thanx!!!!!!!!
    Kbaybee69@aol.com

    Comment by kristina — October 5, 2003 @ 3:39 pm

  92. I remember getting a Blue Moon ice cream at
    Allen’s Ice Cream Shop in Littleton, CO in
    the mid sixties. Also found it at a dairy
    store in Broomfield, CO in the early eighties.
    Have not seen it since.

    Comment by M.J.Brady — October 7, 2003 @ 9:05 pm

  93. I LOVE ICE CREAM!!! Doesn’t matter the flavor, they’re all good!

    Comment by silver jewelry — October 10, 2003 @ 5:05 pm

  94. I can’t believe there are so many others who love Blue Moon as much as me…and the memories of growing up in Michigan and going to Stroh’s during the summer in the back of an old Ford pick up to get it. I live in Florida now and have never found it anywhere. A relative actually bought the huge commercial containers of it at Strohs, packed it in dry ice, and brought it down. Needless to say it was gone in 10 days. If anyone knows an easier way to get it in the Tampa Bay area, let me know.

    Comment by Tammy — October 24, 2003 @ 1:52 pm

  95. My wife and I recently fell in love with Tira Misu ice cream. It was sold by the scoop at Meijer in Michigan, but they no longer carry it. Does anyone know where it’s sold ( by the scoop or the carton)?

    Comment by Carib Joe — November 12, 2003 @ 6:50 am

  96. ***********SUPERMAN ICE CREAM**********

    I want it. I need it. I have to have it!!! I was born in MI and went back to visit family when I was growing up. But now I’m all grown up and live in CO and there is no Superman Ice Cream! I wrote to Melody Farms and they said that they don’t ship out of state. How disappointing.
    I did find a store out there that said they would ship it to me, but I lost their address!!! I was SO mad!

    Please help me find my ice cream.

    SUPERMAN IS THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    thanks everyone.

    Comment by Anna Mae — November 12, 2003 @ 2:51 pm

  97. Actually,

    My memory is foggy - Can anyone tell me who made the Vernor’s ice cream? Was it Vernor’s, Sanders, Strohs, Saunders, etc?

    Thanks.

    Comment by Ray Knight — November 29, 2003 @ 4:10 pm

  98. I just found a website http://www.icecreamsource.com

    I know they have blue moon ice cream not sure if it is anything like Stroh’s Blue Moon. I am sure they have a lot of other flavors

    to all of you outside of MI that want it don’t feel too bad I live here and can never find it.

    Comment by Lisa — December 7, 2003 @ 2:35 am

  99. I’m eating SUPERMAN ICE CREAM RIGHT NOW! I love it, I found this site by typing in “I love superman ice cream”!!! Haha…for the ingredients: milk, cream, sugar, corn syrup, whey, artifical flavoring, vanilla extract, mono and diglycerides, malic acid, cellulose gum, guar gum, carrageenan, turmeric (color), FD&C blue no. 1, FD&C red no 40, canillin (artificial flavor). SO MORE OR LESS: VANILLA FLARORED ICE CREAM AND ARTICIALLY FLAVORED COTTON CANDY ICE CREAM –> or as the box claims. As a kid I used to think it was vanilla, blue moon, and strawberry… I used to eat it as a kid at Meijer’s in Ann Arbor, Mi. Now that I’m a senior at Michigan State, I for the first time found it in a small box at the Meijer’s in Okemos (their kind is called “Scooperman”). Same thing ofcourse! Hope that helped! ~Jill

    Comment by Jill — December 10, 2003 @ 4:51 pm

  100. Tonight my 10 year old Daughter went in to the corner convience store and found a 1/2 gallon of Blue Moon. I was made by Melody Farms. they also own Strohs, Saunders and more. if you go to http://www.melodyfarms.com they also make superman and other stuff i have seen people ask for on here. if you go to “contact us” they give you an 800 phone number to call for orders. I say give it a try. Or e-mail them and ask if they service your area. who knows maybe they will ship you some!!!
    I hope you all get some. I had some earlier tonight and it was wonderful

    Comment by Lisa — December 30, 2003 @ 10:04 pm

  101. Is it possible to still “BUY” Saunders hot fudge, if so PLEASE, tell me how… Marty

    Comment by Marty — January 1, 2004 @ 2:04 pm

  102. I live in the Detroit area and we can get it at any grocery store. I found a link on the Melody Farms web page that takes you to The Sanders web page. you can order some online. You gotta love the internet

    Comment by Lisa — January 6, 2004 @ 11:39 pm

  103. Thanks, Lisa.

    I’ll call the number Monday.

    Anyone ever had Vernor’s ice cream? It tastes like Vernors soda. Is it still made?

    Comment by Ray Knight — January 9, 2004 @ 11:53 pm

  104. I hate this site, it doesn’t give me any information on which tastes better, chocolate or sherbert!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i hate this website!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Comment by Shelby — January 19, 2004 @ 6:41 am

  105. Yes, Ray, I have had Vernors ice cream. My mother would take me to Saunders at the mall when I was a little girl and I would get it. It came in a sugar cone. I don’t know if they still make it but if they do, I would really love to have some. Its been 30+ years since I have had it.

    Comment by Teresa D. — February 1, 2004 @ 7:13 am

  106. URGENT:
    Has anyone ever heard of “Piece o’ Cake” ice cream? I have had it once at some little rinky-dink ice cream shop years ago and haven’t seen it since. I can’t find anyone that makes it, I can’t even rememeber if that is the name of it. It is basically vanilla ice cream with chunks of yellow cake in it. I would like to know where I can find some, as I am looking to get some as a special treat for my girlfriend for valentine’s day (it’s her favorite flavor). Any place that would ship it to me? I am located in NY.

    Comment by Ryan — February 3, 2004 @ 6:53 pm

  107. If you want the BEST Ice Cream and would like it shipped to you, we can do it. Visit us at http://www.bartshomemade.com GO AHEAD INDULGE YOURSELF !

    Comment by Holly — February 5, 2004 @ 7:25 am

  108. this is the dumbest website I have ever heard of I mean come on get a LIFE!!

    Comment by Lora — February 15, 2004 @ 12:00 pm

  109. well put differnt ice cream plzz

    Comment by michaela — February 16, 2004 @ 8:11 am

  110. Nice, Teresa D.

    I found a website with photos of the old Strohs plant: http://www.angelfire.com/de2/detroitpix/Strohs.html

    Also, the Saunder’s bakery http://www.angelfire.com/de2/detroitpix/Sanders.html

    Of course, the Vernor’s plant: http://www.angelfire.com/de2/detroitpix/VernorsBillboard.html

    I haven’t found any info on Vernor’s ice cream, but at least we can still find Vernor’s ginger ale.

    Comment by Ray — February 16, 2004 @ 1:19 pm

  111. Where can u find icecream that tastes like sauerkraut?

    Comment by Rachel — March 10, 2004 @ 7:01 am

  112. I love cinnamon ice cream. I found out that strohs makes it but I can’t find it anywhere. I live in Lansing MI. Does anyone know where I can go to get cinnamon ice cream?

    Comment by kk — March 16, 2004 @ 3:54 pm

  113. sherbert is better than chocolate!

    Comment by Erika — March 22, 2004 @ 9:34 am

  114. I always thought that Blue Moon was almond flavored.

    Comment by alethea — March 23, 2004 @ 10:02 pm

  115. BLUE MOON ICE CREAM IS NOT ALMOND FLAVORED! AND IT IS MADE BY MOONEY’S. ANYTHING ELSE IS JUST A COPY! GOOD LUCK FINDING IT EVERYONE! I GREW UP IN OSCODA MICHIGAN AND IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN MY FAVORITE!

    Comment by DIANE — March 27, 2004 @ 1:49 pm

  116. Bruce’s post (reproduced below) is correct. I grew up with Joe Mooney (of the Mooney’s Dairy family) in Saginaw, MI. He confirmed this with me in a conversation we had about 30 years ago! The “Moon” in Blue Moon is a reference to his dad, who devised the flavor. I’m not sure about the other posters here claiming lots of other sources of Blue Moon ice cream — but can only guess that they were knock-offs or possibly licensed through Mooney’s…

    The original Blue Moon Ice Cream was made by Mooney’s Dairy in Saginaw Mi. Stroh’s bought out Mooney’s some time ago but they still make Blue Moon with the same recipe as did the Mooneys. There are many other flavors that are the Mooney’s recipes and there are some new ones too. Stroh’s ice cream is totally different and not as creamy and good as Mooney’s. The original Blue Moon does contain pineapple tidbits and the flaver is considered to be pineapple. The blue color was added to make it not so pale and to be different from vanilla. You can still buy it at Mooney’s Ice Cream Store on State St. in Saginaw. We just came from there and yes they had Blue Moon in the 3 gallon tubs just like they always have had it.
    Posted by: Bruce on July 12, 2003 07:50 PM

    Comment by Todd — April 14, 2004 @ 11:56 am

  117. Bruce’s post (reproduced below) is correct. I grew up with Joe Mooney (of the Mooney’s Dairy family) in Saginaw, MI. He confirmed this with me in a conversation we had about 30 years ago! The “Moon” in Blue Moon is a reference to his dad, who devised the flavor. I’m not sure about the other posters here claiming lots of other sources of Blue Moon ice cream — but can only guess that they were knock-offs or possibly licensed through Mooney’s…

    The original Blue Moon Ice Cream was made by Mooney’s Dairy in Saginaw Mi. Stroh’s bought out Mooney’s some time ago but they still make Blue Moon with the same recipe as did the Mooneys. There are many other flavors that are the Mooney’s recipes and there are some new ones too. Stroh’s ice cream is totally different and not as creamy and good as Mooney’s. The original Blue Moon does contain pineapple tidbits and the flaver is considered to be pineapple. The blue color was added to make it not so pale and to be different from vanilla. You can still buy it at Mooney’s Ice Cream Store on State St. in Saginaw. We just came from there and yes they had Blue Moon in the 3 gallon tubs just like they always have had it.
    Posted by: Bruce on July 12, 2003 07:50 PM

    Comment by Todd — April 14, 2004 @ 11:57 am

  118. Found Blue Moon at the Meijers grocery store in Richmond, Indiana. Tasted exactly like the Blue Moon of Kilwins, Petoskey, MI; Mackinac Island; Spanky’s of Alanson, Michigan; Yummy’s in Harbor Springs, MI.

    Comment by Tracy — April 16, 2004 @ 3:41 pm

  119. Okay I have a friend in New York that has never had Superman ice cream or Blue Moon and I was not aware till now that its a Michigan thing. Anyone have any idea where in upstate NY you could find it???

    Comment by Rach — April 20, 2004 @ 4:56 pm

  120. I like Superman Ice Cream. I get it in a restauraunt at the mall. I try to look for it somewhere else. It’s not even in a grocery store.
    I’m even surprised Wal Mart doesn’t even have it.
    It’s my favorite.

    Comment by Nate — April 20, 2004 @ 6:09 pm

  121. I love chocklate ice cream!

    Comment by lisa — April 20, 2004 @ 6:09 pm

  122. Bonjour! Interesting thread. If you have time : Mark painting

    Comment by painting — April 25, 2004 @ 1:08 pm

  123. My boyfriend and I have been in search of a icecream I do not believe exists. Please help me find or end this argument of whether there is a vanilla swiss almond flovor icecream. Not chocolate but vanilla swiss almond. Thank You.

    Comment by Chrissy — May 14, 2004 @ 11:36 am

  124. Although I don’t know if it’s been mentioned or not before, I’ve found several places in Illinois over the years serving the elusive Superman ice cream that I so covet. For starters, I believe the best of the bunch is at a Breyer’s stand, most notably the one in Gurnee Mills, Gurnee. Sadly, I think take home was a little pricey, but more than worth it. I’m in Bloomington, IL right now, and I know the Kroger stores have a gallon for $4 (of which I am sucking on right now) that is good, albeit not as good at some others. In Carol Stream, there used to be a TCBY that had just the most wonderful Rainbow/Superman ice cream, but it’s not there any longer. If you can find a TCBY near you, it’s great.

    However, concerning the flavors, everyone has a different theory of what it is. I don’t taste anything really fruity about it, or much of a variation between colors, personally. I always thought it might have a slight hint of bubblegum, but I think it tastes far better. Still, not really sure. Hershey’s says it’s banana, strawberry, and blueberry, but I hate all those flavors, myself. O_o Oh well.

    I’d like to try some of that Blue Moon, though. I’ve never heard of it before!

    Comment by Shelly — May 15, 2004 @ 10:39 am

  125. I was searching for ice cream online & happened to come across these posts accidentally. I have lived all my life in Michigan and while I have finally learned that Meijers aren’t nationwide, and that Grand Rapids has an extraordinary amount of churches compared to other area I never had a clue we had limited ice cream!!! I’m now afraid to move away from home, LOL. Growing up, after the sunday night service, half of our church would head over to an ice cream shop in Dorr called the Dairy Ranch- common practice!

    Anyhoo- onto important matters– camping last year I tried an *awesome* flavor called Chocolate Monster it had been bought in a large tub/bucket. I cannot find it anywhere!! Its chocolate ice cream with peanut butter swirls & chocolate covered peanuts. I’ve been searching ice cream sites but have yet to find anything. Does anybody know who makes it or where I could find it??

    Stacy

    Comment by Stacy — May 16, 2004 @ 5:08 pm

  126. Hey do they still have Saunders ice cream parlors open in Michigan?

    Comment by Michelle — May 23, 2004 @ 1:43 pm

  127. I work at Handels Ice Cream in Ohio. It’s been open ince 1945, and we ship ice cream nation wide. go to Handelsicecream.com we range from our famous Chocolate Pecan to blue moon ice cream and icy. We have a Coconut Fudge Almond Ripple, Praline Pecan, Butter Pecan, and my favorite Coffee Chocolate Chip. and for chocolate lovers we have Chocoholic Chunk, and True Blue Bubble Gum. lol I don’t mean to advertise or anything, but going to the site might solve a lot of ice cream search issues lol. We have stores in Ohio, PA, and Illinois. Look into it. :)

    Comment by Cristina — May 30, 2004 @ 10:17 pm

  128. I work at Handels Ice Cream in Ohio. It’s been open ince 1945, and we ship ice cream nation wide. go to Handelsicecream.com we range from our famous Chocolate Pecan to blue moon ice cream and icy. We have a Coconut Fudge Almond Ripple, Praline Pecan, Butter Pecan, and my favorite Coffee Chocolate Chip. and for chocolate lovers we have Chocoholic Chunk, and True Blue Bubble Gum. lol I don’t mean to advertise or anything, but going to the site might solve a lot of ice cream search issues lol. We have stores in Ohio, PA, and Illinois. Look into it. :)

    Comment by Cristina — May 30, 2004 @ 10:18 pm

  129. In the late 70’s early 80’s my grandmother would take me to an ice cream parlor that served grape ice cream. It was absolutly wonderful but I can not find it anymore. Does anyone know about this ice cream and where I might could find it?

    Comment by Tera — June 8, 2004 @ 6:57 am

  130. The Chocolate Factory in WI has Blue Moon Ice Cream, http://www.subsandicecream.com/flavors.htm and here’s another place that will deliver:
    http://www.icecreamsource.com/

    Comment by Kim — June 14, 2004 @ 8:56 am

  131. Hey everyone!!!

    I think Superman icecream is definately the best! I always walk up to Stroh’s with my friends and we get icecream there. Does anyone know where you can actually buy a tub or box of superman icecream?ｿ?ｿ? I want to eat it when I’m at home, or if we have a party u know?

    ~Thanks alot~

    Comment by Monica — June 15, 2004 @ 12:28 pm

  132. HEYY

    Guess what!?!

    If you go to icecream.com you can find many flavors at a place near you! You have to click on the flavor finder (I think thats what its called) Sorry, they dont have superman listed lol

    I also found out what is in Superman ice cream. Strawberry, Bananna, and yes, Blue Moon. :)
    Thanks! Oh, and If you go to stroh’s u can buy superman there, and if u want to take alot home they will put it like in a box 4 u!

    Comment by Monica — June 15, 2004 @ 3:57 pm

  133. Anybody know where i cant get BLUE MOON icecream near Great Falls Montana, or a Web site i can order it from

    Comment by MAtt — June 22, 2004 @ 8:56 am

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    Posted by kara on 03/16 at 06:47 PM
    I found it at Krogers. With all the other ice cream.

    Posted by cindy on 03/16 at 11:56 PM
    Is there any other places that you can find superman ice cream…it used to be my all time favorite!

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    HEY A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE ASKING ABOUT SUPERMAN ICE CREAM AND I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO KNOW WHERE TO GET IT ALL I HAVE AROUND MY TOWN IS WALMART A LITTLE GROCERY STORE BUY LOW HUCKS AND A FEW OTHER THINGS. I WAS GONING TO TRY BANANA SPLIT FLAVOURED ICE CREAM BUT IT HAD NUTS AND IM ALLERGIC. THEN I TRIED SOME MONSTERS INC. BUBBLE GUM FLAVOURED ICE CREAM AND IT WAS GOOD BUT NOT CLOSE TO SUPERMAN.I CANNOT FIND IT ANYWHERE AND IM HAVING A MAJOR HANKRIN� FOR IT. PLEASE E-MAIL ME. I REALLY WOULD LIKE TO KNOW. OR A RECIPE HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN. THANKS A BUNCH.

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    Comment by brian — June 22, 2004 @ 3:38 pm

  135. Does anybody know what Blue Bell’s e-mail is?

    Comment by Brooke — June 23, 2004 @ 3:17 pm

  136. I just made a bet. The bet is that I think Superman ice cream is three flavors. I’m not sure what flavors they are but they are sure good. The other side of the bet is that Superman ice cream is just colored Vanilla ice cream. Please someone help me clear this up. Thank you.

    Comment by Nick — June 24, 2004 @ 3:20 pm

  137. I need to find out where I can get choclate malt crunch. Apparently its hard to fin, and I have this girl telling me she will do anything for it. thanks!

    Comment by Manuel — June 27, 2004 @ 1:56 am

  138. Ilove strohs lemon custard Ice cream.I live in Fort wayne,IN and would like to know if there is anywhere close to here that I can purchase it from or if it can be ordered?

    Comment by KARLA — June 28, 2004 @ 10:41 am

  139. For those of you in the Cleveland, Ohio area, Olympia Gourmet Treats has Blue Moon (no chunks), Superman, Bubble Gum, Happy Birthday Cake, etc. 11606 Pearl Road, Strongsville, Ohio. Olympiacandy.com.

    Comment by Lisa — June 29, 2004 @ 8:59 am

  140. Hi Tera I was just on a website Bruster’s.com and they have grape ice cream. there is also a map and if you click on your state it will give you the address and phone number to the one nearest to you.

    Comment by karla — June 29, 2004 @ 10:02 am

  141. Hello everyone, I have a question, What is in Sleeping Bear Dunes Bear Hug, made by Hudsonville Ice Cream. I sell Ice cream at a tractor show every year in West Michigan, I need another chocolate flavor. I’ve tried Chocolate Monster but didn’t think it was that great of a seller. I am getting French silk, but what other flavor should I add that has chocolate ice cream. Any suggestions? thanks

    Comment by angie — July 2, 2004 @ 8:46 am

  142. BLUE MOON - is also made in Scottsdale, Az. by a small shop that was featured in SUNSET magazine. They ship upon request. The store is called AUNTIE EM’S. The owner says it’s a very popular flavor with roots originating in the midwest. Now mostly a “blue moon” flavoring; however, originally — spoke with the lead chemmist at the flavoring company that supplies Hershey’s and other proprietary frozen confection businesses — it was a mish-mash of flavors. Old ice creams melted down, combined, and then refrozen. Yes, some pineapple used to be involved, rarely now however, along with a little pistachio (probably where you get your nutmeg tones), and some marshmallow. I believe Food Coloring was added to turn it a more desireable colour. Now it’s simply a blue ice cream that isn’t made, but flavored. Afterwards some people put various bits in there, one being pineapple. Some people use it as their base flavor for SUPERMAN ice cream as well.

    Oh yea, I’m the owner of Auntie Em’s! Have a background in chemsitry and went to grad school for bio-physics. I looove ice cream. nice little posts. have a great day.

    Comment by mbr — July 2, 2004 @ 8:50 am

  143. Does anyone know if they still make screwballs and creamy burgers!

    Comment by Beth — July 3, 2004 @ 7:06 pm

  144. Just opened up a soda fountain/fudge store, we carry Blue Moon and Superman ice cream, made by Hudsonville in Michigan. Stop by to taste them, we’re located in Three Oaks, MI, store name is Oakers Fudge Factory.

    Comment by Sandi — July 6, 2004 @ 12:21 pm

  145. Blue Moon, Superman, and Bubble Gum ice creams were all favorites growing up with a summerhome in Sister’s Lake, Michigan. We had the Cone Dock on Round Lake that carried Sherman Dairy Icecream with all those flavors. If we were up for a 30 minute drive we would head up to South Haven, Michigan to the original Sherman Dairy or the Tin Roof (I think it was called) in the middle of nowhere, Michigan. We now currently have a summerhome in South Haven. It is great to be able to find Sherman Dairy at any of the local Icecream Shops, Beach Concession Stands, Local Grocery Stores, and especially the original Sherman Dairy on Pheonix Rd. There was an icecream shop in Chicago on Diversery and East of Clark St. that carried Sherman Dairy Ice Cream, but it closed. Where can I find it in Chicago?

    Comment by Noelle — July 6, 2004 @ 8:10 pm

  146. Does anyone know what title I would look up to find “Ice Cream Truck” Service? I live in Sarasota Fl. and only saw one truck in 2 years come through. I have a 3 year old son and wish he could experience the “ice-cream truck” experience like I did when I was a kid. I just don’t know where to begin to find a service to call to ask to come through our Neighborhood!

    Thanks, Ashley

    Comment by ashley — July 7, 2004 @ 4:57 pm

  147. Blue Moon tastes like:

    Marshmallow, but not
    Orange, but not
    Mint, but not

    It’s indescribable. Cedar Crest makes it, but refuses to ship it. Bastards!

    I just had a sugar cone of it today @ the Milwaukee County Zoo. It’s hard to find in the grocery store during the winter. But in the summer it’s a tradition.

    Someone was asking about Cinnamon Ice Cream, Cedar Crest makes that as well.

    Comment by Aimee — July 10, 2004 @ 9:10 pm

  148. has anyone found vernor’s ice cream? I would do anything (almost) to find some.

    Comment by gary — July 15, 2004 @ 8:09 pm

  149. The Windmill on Lake Nokomis outside of Tomahawk, Wisconsin serves Blue Moon ice cream.

    Comment by Lisa — July 17, 2004 @ 9:50 am

  150. Hi does anybody know who makes just a regular grape ice-cream ,search everywhere and cannot find it.I live in Canada and it was a very popular
    and know nowhere to be found,please help

    Comment by Eric — July 18, 2004 @ 3:56 pm

  151. Ok, so here is the deal, Melody Farms owns Mooney’s and Stroh’s, so I guess u could say all of them make Blue Moon, although it is usually sold under the Stroh’s name, at least it was a few months ago at the icecream store i worked at. Furthermore, Mooney’s dioscontinued Bubblegum and replaced it with Cotton Candy. Also, the only place I have seen grape icecream is at Dairy Queen, you have to get it in a Blizzard style though, it is very good!

    Comment by Crystal — July 19, 2004 @ 7:18 pm

  152. I am looking for Bubblegum Ice …NOT the kind from Baskin Robbins…I don’t like it. I grew up in Michigan and now live in Texas and CANNOT find the REAL bubble gum ice cream. Does anyone know a company that sells it online? ALSO does anyone know a company that makes and sells Grape Sherbet? My husband likes the Flintstone Push Ups, the grape ones. Yeah he’s a kid. Any info will help. Thanks a bunch

    Comment by Jessica — July 21, 2004 @ 6:38 pm

  153. The days of eating blue moon in Ludington, MI at the House of Flavors or in Pontiac, MI. I always had it without the pineapple (why would they ever add pineapple?) Craig in Tarpon, I work for the city. I remembered some TV newscrew asking people what a blue moon was and I would have said ice cream. They probably thought I fell from a tree!!!

    Comment by Chaz — July 25, 2004 @ 2:51 pm

  154. Can anyone please tell me where to find the original BLUE MOON flavored ice cream in the state of Pennsylvania? I haven’t seen it for twenty years.

    Please Please, Thank You

    Comment by carmen — July 26, 2004 @ 4:29 pm

  155. I just think that it is too funny that there are so many people in search of blue moon ice cream. I have been wanting to start a small business of my own and maybe I should think of starting an ice cream shoppe that specializes in blue moon. LOL. I had my first taste ever of blue moon ice cream today at, are you ready, a chinese restaurant. Growing up, I remember seeing blue moon at the ice cream shops but never got it, what a mistake, this stuff is great. The entire time eating it today I kept wondering just what the flavor was…. I guess I’m not alone. So, now on to the quest of finding it in my area that I can take home. You can find blue moon ice cream in Columbus, Indiana at the chinese buffet in the Eastbrook Plaza on 25th street.

    Comment by barbie — July 28, 2004 @ 2:53 pm

  156. By the way, does anyone else miss ‘Blues Clues Cool Tubes’ ? I can’t believe that they stopped making this product.

    Comment by barbie — July 28, 2004 @ 3:01 pm

  157. I grew up on Mooney’s ice cream in Saginaw MI and now I live in FL. I’m going back next month for a wedding and want to have some while there. I have celiac disease which means I can’t have gluten (no wheat, barley, oats or rye). I want to know if anyone knows if Mooney’s ice cream contains gluten (I know I would have to avoid the ones with cookies ect.) But would love to enjoy some good ice cream while there. Thanks. Sandee

    Comment by Sandee — July 29, 2004 @ 8:00 am

  158. I get blue moon at Captain Nemo’s in South Haven, MI. My dad is from there and all 13 cousins and I go to Nemo’s every get together and pig out. it is an unexplainable flavor–where can we get it down south??!!

    Comment by Me — July 29, 2004 @ 11:00 am

  159. Blue Moon ice cream cones, cups, milk shakes and old fashion ice cream sodas can be purshased at a ice cream stand in Erie, Pa. called “DARI CREEM” at 715 Parade Street

    Comment by Sophie — July 30, 2004 @ 5:11 am

  160. The DARI CREEM at 715 parade street Erie, PA
    has been serving up the the original blue moon
    ice cream since the mid 50’s. By the same family.
    Thank you very much, please stop by again.

    Dari Creem
    715 Parade St.
    Erie, PA. 16503

    Comment by Jay — July 30, 2004 @ 6:46 am

  161. My friend Doug and I were just discussing Blue Moon and so I ended up here while searching. I used to get it in my hometown at Mooney’s on Gratiot in Saginaw, along with Superman and the best ice cream of all time - Mint Chocolate Chip! My mom and I would go and sit in the store with it’s old fashioned deco and charm, have our ice cream and they would bring us a big cool glass of water to chase it down with. Aaaahhhh!

    Comment by Scott — July 30, 2004 @ 12:37 pm

  162. My folks have an Ice cream store and they have been trying for a year to find a commercial mix for this Blue Moon flavor. People from the midwest come in all the time and are soooo disappointed they don’t have it. Anyone out there ever make it up from a commercial mix? Funny, I hear you can get it at Annie’s in Lk Geneva, Wi. I lived there for 8 years and never tried it. Blue ice cream. Who knew?

    Comment by Laura — July 31, 2004 @ 8:43 am

  163. I grew up in Mt. Clemens Michigan and my fondest memory is all the neighborhood gang piling in the back of a pickup and going down to a little ice cream parlor on South River Rd. and getting Blue Moon ice cream…………my favorite flavor. There is no other flavor that compaires to this classic one. I now live in San Diego CA and there is no one that carries this flavor! Oh well I still have my memories.

    Comment by Noel — August 5, 2004 @ 11:13 am

  164. I like in Michigan, I know the Independant Dary in Dundee Mi, has Blue Moon, I was told that Yesterdays on Jackson Ave. in Ann Arbor Mi. sells it too. Blue Moon was my favorite as a child and I still love it today. Aweful strang it is so hard to find…

    Comment by Shawn Simpson — August 11, 2004 @ 4:12 pm

  165. East Tawas, Michigan has been serving Blue Moon ice cream at “Marion’s Bar” (an ice cream hang-out) for the past 45 years that I know of (I’m 50). If anyone knows about buying it in Florida let me know!!

    Comment by Sandy Palkovic — August 12, 2004 @ 8:14 pm

  166. For those of you that want to buy Saunders hot fudge, I bought the 10# can at http://www.yourmiconn.com/ It was reasonably priced.

    Comment by Sharon — August 21, 2004 @ 6:46 pm

  167. My sister and I are looking for “nutty coconut ice-cream” Can you please help us?

    Comment by Nancy Murphy — August 24, 2004 @ 8:55 pm

  168. I grew up in Kenosha Wisconsin and we used to buy Chicago Brick Ice Cream. It was vanilla, orange, and caramel seperated like neopolitan. I think Sealtest made it,but I am not sure? Does anyone remember it? It was during the 70’s. If so, do you know if it is still being made? Does anyone sell it and where?

    Comment by Sandi Paslawsky — August 25, 2004 @ 7:44 am

  169. I just finished eating a bowl of Superman ice cream, yummy. I live in NE Indiana and It’s been my favorite since I was little and I’m now 25. I’ve never had a problem finding it. I got this tub at the grocery store named “Kroger’s”.

    Comment by Vic — August 25, 2004 @ 12:36 pm

  170. I just came across Stroh’s ice cream at a Minonite store named Fisher’s close to Bedford, PA. I thought the flavor sounded good so I bought it. Bear Claw is the flavor and I have to say that it’s the BEST flavor ice cream I’ve EVER had in my 44 years! I live in Maryland and don’t know if they carry it in my area but I’ll be sure to look high and low!

    Comment by Karen Swan — September 9, 2004 @ 7:45 am

  171. Blue Moon ice cream seems to be a Midwest thing. Have only found it in Michigan and Wisconsin. In Neenah Wi there is a deli downtown ie: Uncle Ned’s Deli that sells it, also an ice cream shop in Bailey’s Harbor in Door County sells it. The first place I ever had it was many, many years ago in Michigan, Manistee to be specific. I love it and when I come back to the Midwest I always have it. Haven’t found it anywhere else as of yet.

    Comment by Laurie — September 10, 2004 @ 10:15 am

  172. Found this recipe on Recipezaar - not sure if it is the real thing or not

    Blue Moon Ice Cream #65455

    Cook time is freezing time.

    3 cups finely chopped pineapples
    1/2 cup sugar
    1/2 cup blue curacao, to taste
    2 quarts good quality vanilla ice cream

    16 servings 2 quarts

    1. In a large saucepan, combine fruit, sugar and curacao.
    2. Bring to a boil over moderate heat, stirring until sugar dissolves.
    3. Simmer for approximately five minutes.
    4. Strain into a bowl, reserving pineapple solids.
    5. Temper ice cream in the refrigerator until slightly softened.
    6. Add pineapple and stir to combine completely.
    7. Return to freezer for two hours; stir again.
    8. Freeze until completely firm.
    9. Ice cream will keep approximately one week.

    Comment by Laurie — September 10, 2004 @ 10:24 am

  173. If I may try to identify Chicago Brick for Sandi Paslawsky (from August), my father claimed to have invented the flavor while in grade school, working for the (former) family business, Drexel Ice Cream Company of Chicago. Unfortunately, Drexel’s been out of business for quite some time (having merged with Hawthorn Melody in the late 70’s/early 80’s). That Dad actually had a hand in the creation of Chicago Brick is certainly to be taken with more grains of salt than go into the ice cream itself! But Drexel was founded by my grandfather, and they did sell Chicago Brick (I remember it well). Dad was the youngest of all the kids that used to work in the plant in the early days and Dad took a lot of history with him when he died 3 years ago. Sorry I couldn’t point you to a current source.

    Comment by Fred — November 15, 2004 @ 3:30 pm

  174. Wow, and I thought I was the ONLY one!! I love Mooney’s I grew up in Pinconning (near Saginaw, MI) and used to get it from the time I was old enough to climb on the stool at the city dairy (on M13 in Linwood -tore down about 25 years ago) and point it out!! I’m about to turn 35 and have never ever lost my love and cravings for Blue Moon and Superman (have you tried the new Play Doh? had it when I was home last summer) I love SUPERMAN and blue moon. Hubby is air force and we’ve been everywhere, mostly east, but have never EVER found the real thing except back home in MI where I faithfully eat it til I’m sick every summer when I visit! And when I was pregnant my folks had to load up the freezer in the motor home with it and come on down :-)
    Hope you all find it, I’d love to be able to order home delivery for it!

    Comment by AJ — November 22, 2004 @ 7:15 pm

  175. *** RE: VERNORS ICE CREAM by Sanders ***
    The Morley Candy company now owns and markets the Sanders line of candys, cakes, etc. They are NOT currently making Vernor’s Ice Cream (though I also hope they will soon). I just read in a Detroit area newspaper that there is now a Sanders Shop open in Laurel Park Place Mall in Livonia. They have Hot Fudge Cream Puffs !!!
    I understand when they opened, there was a line to get in. The store is not as we remember it from our childhoods, no lunch counter, no paper cone water cups in chrome holders, but they do have a line of Sander’s candies and cakes and some ice cream flavors. Enjoy, haven’t been there myself yet, but hope to make the trip soon.

    Comment by snowqueen1435 — December 23, 2004 @ 7:48 pm

  176. according to local ice cream place in mich, the flavors of superman ice cream are lemon yellow, stawberry red, and bubble gum blue

    Comment by kelly — January 8, 2005 @ 3:05 pm

  177. Where is the neriest ben and jerry’s from lincoln M.A?

    Comment by someone — January 26, 2005 @ 6:23 am

  178. I see the calders truck every now and again in River Rouge is the a menu I can have if I can order.

    Comment by Tammy — January 28, 2005 @ 5:43 am

  179. Have you guys ever tried Strawberry cheese cake ice cream, made by darigold? Its the best! You have to try it!

    Comment by Jessie — February 22, 2005 @ 2:48 pm

  180. I’m in Florida I cannot locate a web site or even a phone number to any of the Saunders in Michigan. If any can help please, I don’t care what location it’s for I just need a phone #. I need to order a caramel cake and of course some hot fudge. Thank you tat2me32@yahoo.com

    Comment by kelly — February 22, 2005 @ 4:35 pm

  181. I believe the third flavor in Chicago Brick Ice Cream is/was maple and not caramel as Sandi Paslawsky stated. I think you have to go to Cold Stone and see if they will make up the three flavors. I think I’ll try that, since I miss it also.

    Comment by John Voyta — February 25, 2005 @ 2:46 pm

  182. strohs bought the saunders Ice cream line about 3 years ago ..and in grocery stores in the metro detroit area,they have released some flavors (about eight or so I think, under the saunders name called parlor classics) while the others remain under the strohs name. very good!..ill check out this store in laural park..(I loved saunders as a kid in the livonia mall for many years)..didnt get to see the original one downtown on woodward ,was way too young when it closed,i think its some cosmetics shop or something now.

    Comment by GeneRic Jones — March 12, 2005 @ 9:10 pm

  183. I am having a REAL dilemma here. I have a bad addiction to Country Fresh sugar free Moose Tracks Ice cream. My problem is…they have “Just recently” stopped making it. I am going nuts trying to find another brand that makes it anything like theirs. Im in Newaygo,Michigan. Does ANYONE know of any other brand that makes it?? It mustbe sugar free.I will be eternally grateful to anyone that can help out. I would love to get it in the Parlour type 5 gal buckets. Thanx,Denise

    Comment by Denise — April 1, 2005 @ 9:27 am

  184. I can no longer find the sugar free moose tracks made by Country Fresh. I live in Newaygo ,Michigan. and if ANYONE knows of a brand that tastes just like it, I would TRULEY be grateful if you would enlighten me.IT MUST BE SUGAR FREE> I tried a Deans Ice cream brand, and it didnt have the same consistancy at all.It had that real thick “low carb ice cream ” taste.I will be waiting with my spoon ready…: ) Thanx , Denise

    Comment by Denise — April 1, 2005 @ 9:44 am

  185. Please help me find sugar free moose tracks by country fresh in or near Newaygo, Michigan

    Comment by Denise — April 1, 2005 @ 9:47 am

  186. Can someone please help me find a sugar free moose tracks that is like the one that country Fresh makes?It must be sugar free. I tried a “Deans” brand, and it was like the low carb brand..real sweet and sticky . Not the same consistancy at all. I live in Newaygo, Mich, and would REALLY appreciate any help with my search. I will be waiting with spoon in hand, lol ~ Denise

    Comment by Denise — April 1, 2005 @ 9:55 am

  187. does anyone know how much an icecream cake from baskin robbins cost? i want a cake done for my anniversary (not wedding ann.)

    Comment by Hannah — April 13, 2005 @ 9:55 am

  188. I am 14 years old, and me and my family always used to go into K-Mart in New Braunfels,Texas to get Superman ice cream. MMMMMM!!! That is the best ever! But then K-Mart went out of business and we haven’t found it anywhere in Texas! So if anypne knows where to find it in texas let me know. Thanx!! I’d really really really appreciate it!

    Comment by Joseph — April 19, 2005 @ 8:07 pm

  189. I am 14 years old, and me and my family always used to go into K-Mart in New Braunfels,Texas to get Superman ice cream. MMMMMM!!! That is the best ever! But then K-Mart went out of business and we haven’t found it anywhere in Texas! So if anyone knows where to find it in texas let me know. Thanx!! I’d really really really appreciate it!

    Comment by Joseph — April 19, 2005 @ 8:07 pm

  190. Where in the state of Florida or the u.s. can I buy or order cotton candy ice cream. I had it twice in the port charlotte Fl. mall and have moved to Zephyrhills Fl. and want it so bad???

    Bonnie Lane

    Comment by Bonnie — April 22, 2005 @ 4:24 pm

  191. I’ve been looking for Chicago Brick ice cream for a long time. Dean’s use to make it, but they stopped. I tried icecream.com and I tried the Cold Stone idea. Cold Stone does not have Maple ice cream. That is the problem, the Maple ice cream. I can buy the orange and the vanilla, but I can’t find the Maple.

    Comment by Cindy — April 26, 2005 @ 6:23 am

  192. I just visited the melody farms web page and it was out of order. Come to find out Melody farms was auctioned off in Sept 2004. I was looking foward to going home to Michigan and buying a half gallon of superman ice cream for like $3.00. Needless to say I am very very upset. Superman Ice cream is my favorite flavor ever. Now I have no choice but to spend $10 on a quart of Superman from Kilwins(because thats the only other pelace to get the real Superman)I feel so disapointed. I bet if the people at melody farms knew how popular superman ice cream was they could have sold it nationwide and made a ton of money. -So sad in florida

    Comment by Flo — May 6, 2005 @ 8:47 pm

  193. Has anyone ever tried vanilla icecream mixed with sunny delight orange juice? …..mmmmmm

    Comment by JOHN — May 22, 2005 @ 2:01 pm

  194. blue moon ice cream that is found at kilwins fudge shop in northern michigan.
    I just had one last night(i live in northern michigan) it was just like the ones i remember having as a child here in the 70’s. I came home and tried to reproduce it and i think i have it almost perfect!! I can’t tell a difference and i just had the real thing last night!
    make a regular vanilla ice cream recipe, and to the mixture before you put it in your ice cream maker add raspberry flavor oil(or pureed frozen raspberries) , lemon extract, and i added two teaspoons of vanilla pudding mix for a custard texture and flavor….thats it!!!!!

    Comment by annelizly — May 27, 2005 @ 11:04 am

  195. Never had anyone so rude as the employees of this place (love boat ice cream)

    Comment by chris — May 31, 2005 @ 6:19 pm

  196. I live in Rochester NY and they only place to get blue moon ice cream was at a snack shack in Gowanda, NY or buy from Perrys ice cream in Akron,NY. I loved it as a kid and my kids looked forward to our stop at the shack to get the blue moon. Last time we went, it burned down. :(.
    I called Perrys. They stopped making it. :(.
    The blue moon I had was orange/pineapple ice cream and tinted blue. Any place in Upstate NY to get my BM fix other than ordering online?

    Comment by Bob — June 10, 2005 @ 6:49 am

  197. You can find Blue Moon ice cream at Every Day’s a Sundae in Downers Grove, IL, but only by the sccop.

    Comment by where's bubblegum? — June 14, 2005 @ 7:29 pm

  198. I live in the Metro Detroit area and I cannot find Blue Moon anywhere! I’d also like to know why Superman ice cream only comes in a giant tub? Just a question… ;o)

    Comment by Rozanne — June 18, 2005 @ 6:43 pm

  199. hey i live in a small town in illinois. one day i was visting wisconsin with my family and i tried blue moon ice cream. that was about 5 years ago and i cant get enogh of it ive tried blue goo but thats not the same with the cokkie dough chunks. i wanted to no if theres any where in montgomery owswego or anywere near auroa illinois that people sold blue moon ice cream in a gallon like at the grocery store? if u do no a place email me (well its really my friends so say “tell this to nicole”) her name is kelley and she doesnt no that im doing this but it will be ok

    Comment by Nicole — June 21, 2005 @ 4:35 pm

  200. Surprised to see all the bluemoon comments and inquiries. Did my early growing up in the U.P. of Mich.in the late forties. The flavor was very popular then. We got ours from a dairy a couple of blocks from my grandparent’s house in Kingsford,Mi. calle