Ben & Jerry's

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As we were camping, we went to Ben & Jerry's, which was about an hour away from us. Been there before. We did not take the tour. I know how ice cream is made and had no desire to pay to see it made. Our first stop was the cemetery. The cemetery was revamped. I told my nephew that we were going to their cemetery and he thought it was a cemetery for dead workers. I told him, it was a cemetery of dead flavors. Some of the flavors sound DISGUSTING. Some sounded real good. Some didn't live that long. The last time we were there, Dean ordered coffee-coffee, buzz-buzz. We then walked to the graveyard and saw its headstone. Dean felt like he was ripped-off, because he got a dead flavor. It's no longer a dead flavor. He didn't like it, "too much chocolate" for him. If you're ever in the area and not at a brewery, this is a good place to go, especially if you have children.

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Photos

Ben & Jerry's
Bus~mobile

Ben & Jerry's graveyard
Sign to the graveyard

Ben & Jerry's graveyard
Another sign for the graveyard

Ben & Jerry's graveyard
Graveyard entrance

Ethan Almond
Vanilla ice cream with chocolate covered almonds

Vermonty Python
Coffee liqueur ice cream with a chocolate cookie crumb swirl & fudge cows

Peanuts! Popcorn!
Caramel ice cream with white fudge-covered caramel. Popcorn, toffee-coated peanuts, and a caramel swirl