Baskin/Robbins regional flavors

Re:Baskin/Robbins regional flavors (mar52)

Wed, 04 Feb 2009 23:35:18 GMT

Well Hell! That sure cemented the demise of my grapefruit eating.

Next month is 5 years since my thyroid cancer. Synthoid daily keeps me going.

Re:Baskin/Robbins regional flavors (iqdiva)

Thu, 29 Jan 2009 15:17:39 GMT

annpeeples

Mar52-make sure the ice cream doesnt have real grapefruit juice in it-you know we cant eat grapefruit while on that at all( kinda sucks, huh?)

Grapefruit is a no-no with Synthroid thyroid medication too ...

Re:Baskin/Robbins regional flavors (mar52)

Thu, 29 Jan 2009 14:57:40 GMT

Now that I can't have grapefruit (many, many years) I WANT IT!

Re:Baskin/Robbins regional flavors (ann peeples)

Tue, 27 Jan 2009 19:57:41 GMT

Mar52-make sure the ice cream doesnt have real grapefruit juice in it-you know we cant eat grapefruit while on that at all( kinda sucks, huh?)

Re:Baskin/Robbins regional flavors (mar52)

Tue, 27 Jan 2009 19:34:13 GMT

Lemon Custard is not available in California? Well that's not fair. It would be perfect for topping a scoop of Rocky Road.

I think their headquarters are here in California... in Burbank.

Wonder if I could eat the grapefruit ice when taking Lipitor.

Re:Baskin/Robbins regional flavors (ann peeples)

Tue, 27 Jan 2009 19:20:55 GMT

Baskin Robbins is right next door to Benjis-the restaurant some of us are meeting at in Feb. MMMMMMMMMM!

Re:Baskin/Robbins regional flavors (Wabbit)

Tue, 27 Jan 2009 19:08:40 GMT

In the summer months they have Daquri Ice, sp? It it so refreshing on a hot day.

Re:Baskin/Robbins regional flavors (mayor al)

Tue, 27 Jan 2009 17:12:38 GMT

My favorite of all time was "Pink Grapefruit Ice"

It was a standard flavor for many years in SoCal, and back in the 80's it became a summer season speciality here in the Louisville stores. I haven't seen it for years!!

Re:Baskin/Robbins regional flavors (catosaurus)

Tue, 27 Jan 2009 16:44:20 GMT

My best friend LOVES B&R's lemon custard ice cream, but we live in southern California, and B&R don't serve that flavor here any more (I think it died out in the 1970s).

Similarly, I LOVE their Mississippi Mud flavor, but that one only shows up sporadically -- and briefly -- in SoCal.

A few years ago, we happened to be in Kansas City, MO on a particularly cold and rainy Mother's Day. Why that led us into a B&R at 11am is beyond me. However, imagine our inmitigated joy upon discovering both lemon custard and Mississippi mud flavors available! We still speak about that experience in hushed tones.

Re:Baskin/Robbins regional flavors (enginecapt)

Tue, 27 Jan 2009 16:21:30 GMT

"Lemon Custard

This refreshing delight has been made since 1945 with rich and creamy Lemon Custard ice cream. Available in the Southeast, Midwest, Northeast, South Central, Southwest and Northwest."

I've never seen that flavor here in So Cal, where my lemon trees hang heavy with fruit as I type this.

Waaaa.

Re:Baskin/Robbins regional flavors (mar52)

Sun, 18 Jan 2009 16:44:11 GMT

I'm a frequent visitor of the local BRs. Different shops here have different prices on their scoops!

When in New Orleans a few years ago I had to have a lemon flavor that I'd never seen before or since.

I'd be very happy if they brought back:

Mandarine Chocolate Sherbet
Espresso Coffee

My standards are:

Jamoca Almond Fudge
Mint Chocolate Chip
Rocky Road

And...

Baseball Nut when they have it.

I do sway once in awhile and have some sort of cheesecake flavor.

I keep them in business.

How many years did it take BR to realize that if you put the B in front of the R it automatically had a 31 in the middle?

Baskin/Robbins regional flavors (NYNM)

Sun, 18 Jan 2009 16:16:25 GMT

Since it is getting "warm" today in NYC (34 degrees!) we just went over to Baskin Robbins. 2 comments:

1. So they new special "flavors" being offered are "Churned" (ie - vanilla, chocolate or raspberry with lower calories). I didn't try it, but was curious. Has anyone tried it?

2. In looking the above up on the web, I found B&R's site. It has some cool stuff, most interesting:

Regional Flavors!

http://www.baskinrobbins.com/IceCream/regionalflavors.aspx

For example:
Banana Nut, Oregon Blackberry: sold in Southwest and Northwest states
Chocolate Almond: Southeast states
Creole Cream Cheese : South Central states
Fudge Brownie: Rocky Mountain states
Bananas & Strawberries, Rum Raisin: Northeast

Did you know this? Do you have any regional ice cream flavors of any brand?

(Cheer up, summer ice cream seasons a comin' - days are getting longer already!)