Turkey Hill makes a full line of frozen dairy treats. They include Premium Ice Cream, All Natural Ice Cream, Light Ice Cream, Fat Free No Sugar Added Ice Cream, Frozen Yogurt, Sherbet, Ice Cream Sandwiches, and Sundae Cones. And, of course, we are a dairy. And that means milk.

After announcing that it may drop its flagship dairy brand last August, Kroger sold Turkey Hill to Peak Rock Capital earlier this year. Kroger has sold ice cream, frozen yogurt, sherbet, iced tea, fruit drinks and milk products under the Turkey Hill brand since 1985. …

Toward that end, Turkey Hill will continue to leverage its slogan, “Imported from Lancaster County,” which through skillful marketing and education has become an enduring image even for consumers who’ve never set foot in Pennsylvania Dutch Country.

However, it’s not just Breyers. Turkey Hill’s Stuff’d flavors are frozen dairy dessert and so is chocolate peanut butter cup made by Friendly’s. The company said it makes frozen dairy dessert because it’s, “blended in a whole new way to create a smoother texture.”

90 calories. Excellent source of calcium + vitamin D. Fat free. Yo-reka!

By reengineering our ice cream cartons and using paper-rimmed carton lids (instead of industry-standard plastic lids), Turkey Hill keeps about 210,000 pounds of plastic and 200,000 pounds of paperboard out of landfills each year.

Yes! All of our ice cream containers should either have a plastic ring seal around the lid, OR a foil seal underneath the lid.

All of our pints have a plastic seal to ensure that there is no tampering with the deliciousness.

Pros: They offer a significant savings in calories and fat. For example, Turkey Hill All Natural Vanilla Bean Ice Cream has 160 calories, 9 grams of fat, and 6 grams of saturated fat per half-cup. Cons: Regular ice cream sometimes contains thickeners and gums such as carob bean, guar, and xanthan gums.