Freeze Dried Ice Cream – Midnight Cookies and Cream Ice Cream That Doesn’t Melt – Shelf-Stable Creamy Treat – Rocky Mountain Freeze Dry (1 OZ, Cookies and Cream)

This stuff is so good!!! I’m addicted to the crunch, to the melt, the flavor,….everything. I bought 3 bags already and still want more.

Melts in your mouth. YUM!

This is the BEST tasting freeze dried ice cream (specifically vanilla) I have ever had. I just wish there were larger sizes available.

These taste really good! I don’t like the texture at first, almost like biting into hard styrofoam. But once it starts melting it’s addictive as all get out. It is pretty expensive for what you get, pretty small package. But it tastes good for sure! I ordered some extras for stocking stuffers after trying some myself so that says something.

Well guys should try this. It’s very good and I’ve never tried it before but it’s the best freeze dried candy you’ve ever could try in your whole life.

I love to take freeze dried ice cream on hikes so I have been trying a few different brands to see, I was wary of this one because of the sheer volume of ai slop used on the product page (those kids with their same bad tooth is bad y'all) but here we are. Objectively the taste is quite good, very creamy, a little dense and the organic ingredients are a nice bonus. However, still a little expensive for the quantity you get (the whole bag is pictured here on a small side plate) and a good portion of my bag was crushed. It's hard for me to believe the focus on craft and clean ingredients with this ai branding so I won't be purchasing again.

I highly encourage you to buy it, drink a bunch of water (works better when well hydrated), and then put a piece in your mouth and let it just melt there. It's an experience like no other. Imagine marshmallows were crunchy, could properly melt in your mouth, and actually tasted good instead of like a bland foam. Full of vanilla, creamy once melted, I can't even explain how hooked I am on this stuff. And best of all, 2-3 pieces is plenty to fill that sensory-seeking urge, so it's not like most sweets where you keep just shoveling it in because there's no depth to the flavor and you're stuck chasing dopamine from sugar alone. There's at least enough depth to the flavor to prevent the need to keep going at it like a bag of potato chips. Not that you can't eat more and enjoy it--you absolutely can--but it feels a lot more like a conscious choice than a compulsion. I ordered two more flavors already.

This is priced way too high for the little bit you get.. there are better options