Halo Top
Overview
We love ice cream and we’re assuming you’re on this page because you really like ice cream too. In fact, we love ice cream so much that the whole reason we created Halo Top was so that we could eat it more. And at 280-380 calories per pint but creamy and delicious like traditional ice cream, our light ice cream allows us to do just that.
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Halo Top Sold to Blue Bunny Producer
Low-sugar, high-protein frozen phenomenon that briefly captured an outsize share of the frozen dairy aisle, Halo Top manufacturer Eden Creamery has been sold to Ice Cream manufacturer Wells Enterprises, Inc. As part of the deal Halo Top President and COO Doug Bouton will license the Halo Top brand outside of the United States and Canada as part of a new company he plans to operate after the deal closes.
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