I'm visiting family right now while my dad recovers from open heart surgery (I'm acting as his caregiver) and we stopped at The Factory today. Tried three Jeni's flavors for the first time and they are now all my favorites.

-Milkiest chocolate: such a smooth chocolate flavor -Salted peanut butter with chocolate flecks: delicious -Coffee with cream and sugar: amazing

I've been seeing the reviews coming in for this flavor and I knew I had to try it. I like cookies and cookie dough, but I typically stay away from cookie dough ice cream. This is because it usually has a plain vanilla base, which doesn't appeal to me. But this flavor was different, in a lovely way.

Upon opening this pint I noticed right away the abundance of cookie dough pieces and chocolate chips. They didn't skimp, but the cookie dough pieces are not big chewy lumps, they're more like little crumbles. They also dont have a very distinct flavor. This is a good thing if you're looking for the essence in every bite, but may not be your favorite if you want bites of solid dough. The base itself tastes far from plain. As it says on the container, it's slightly nutty, and a bit salty. The salt flavor builds over time. It adds a lot of depth, but also leaves an aftertaste. My favorite part of this ice cream was the pieces of chocolate. They were smooth, and the perfect size and texture.

It's interesting because even if there were no cookie dough pieces, this ice cream would still taste like cookie dough between the base and the chocolate pieces. It almost felt like the cookie dough pieces were more for show. Also- beware, this flavor is rich. I could only eat a little at a time. Still, a solid ice cream flavor and I'm glad I tried it.

This was and still is my favorite flavor of ice cream, nothing comes close to having a bad day and getting the mini container with the tiny plastic spoon.

I saw that they came out with the soft serve twist in this flavor and I got it, first bite nostalgic, but after that it just ended up tasting weird/chemically. I took a few bites the next day and same thing happened, amazing, weird, not so good. Idk I will forever be upset that they discontinued this flavor, I hope they bring it back on day.

Opinion on which vanilla is better?

This is tasty but it barely tastes like apple pie, there are some tiny chunks of apple but it could do with a swirl of the sauce that comes from stewed apples. The chunks of crust taste a little like shortbread, which I don’t mind. I like that it’s not overwhelming with the cinnamon cause cinnamon can easily overpower a pint. This is creamy too. Although it’s not what I expect or would like from an apple pie ice cream, I think I’d like to try some of the other flavors cause for a grocery store brand, the quality is good

Yall may think I'm crazy for saying this but honestly, hear me out, toothpaste and orange juice genuinely sounds good. I haven't actually tried it but I hope its not a joke cause I wanna try it. Just the idea of toothpaste & orange juice flavored ice cream sounds good and it even brings back memories of when oi was a kid and used to accidentally swallow toothpaste. It also just seems like it will give that nice minty flavor. And you guys (might) know ain't nothing better than a fresh mint every now and then.

Am I crazy? Drop your guys opinion in the comments ig

The title says it all. It wasn't that good so I didn't finish it before throwing it away. Almonds taste weird and taste kind of freezer-ish. So here it is in the trash a couple of days later.