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

Very good flavor!

Delicious but expensive for the amount

Super tasty, fun texture, but as others said the amount you get makes it hard to justify the purchase. Hopefully someday freeze dried stuff won’t be so spendy, but still made a nice gift for Father’s Day.

Literally amazing! As somebody who has texture issues and along with that comes texture cravings (by no means do I have pica) but I do crave certain textures, This was a definite hit! For the past week or so I've been craving something like chalky and crunchy and this has a perfect texture and it tastes really good too.

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.

Freeze dried ice cream!! 🤷🏾‍♂️ good flavors to pick from. 🤠👍🏾🙏🏾😇😅👍🏾😎

Was not even given 28 grams of product- which by the way is nothing.It essentially was just kinda birthday flavored dust, it was so crunched up...

This was something I simply had to try.If my review was solely based on taste, I’d give it 5 stars. But it’s not.While the packaging is aesthetically pleasing, it doesn’t do a whole lot in terms of protecting the freeze-dried ice cream. I had more small, broken pieces and flakes tucked in the crevices at the bottom of the bag that’s, maybe, the size of a paperback book. The bag is much larger than it needs to be considering how little it contains.One ounce is very, very small. As a comparison, one kid-size scoop of ice cream at Baskin Robbin’s is 2.5 ounces. An adult scoop is 4 ounces. I’m not trying to compare the two types of ice creams, just the size. Nevertheless, I still believe it’s overpriced. I checked their website to see if the seller was price gouging, but it’s $7.99 for 1 ounce over there, too.I simply can’t justify the cost, especially when there are other companies selling freeze-dried ice cream in greater quantities for less than what I paid for this. As an example, Glacier Gourmet sells 3 ounce bags for $8.00, and they have a decent selection of flavors. You might have to buy from the website for that price.