It’s not officially holiday season until Texas favorite Blue Bell Creameries brings back its holiday flavors. The Brenham-based company announced via Twitter...
10:50 AM on Oct 14, 2022 CDT
It’s not officially holiday season until Texas favorite Blue Bell Creameries brings back its holiday flavors. The Brenham-based companythat two flavors — Christmas Cookies and Peppermint Bark — have returned to stores. Christmas Cookies is a festive green and pink mix of sugar cookie ice cream combined with chunks of chocolate chip, snickerdoodle and sugar cookies as well as red sprinkles and a green icing swirl.
Peppermint Bark — one of the company’s most requested holiday flavors — is a mint ice cream mixed with chocolate chunks and peppermint bark pieces.— which is “a creamy vanilla ice cream combined with luscious chocolate brownies and a salted caramel swirl.” The flavors are widely available at grocery stores throughout Texas while supplies last, but you can find more Blue Bell swag, like limited-edition Peppermint Bark mugs for $18.99 each, at
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