Chocolate Peanut Butter Ice Cream (Frozen)
Chocolate Peanut Butter Ice Cream (Frozen)

Chocolate Peanut Butter Ice Cream (Frozen)

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Regular price$8.95
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Ontario rates

  • Standard shipping: $15.00, FREE for orders over $100.00
  • Express shipping: $20.00
  • Cold shipping: $20.00, FREE for orders over $150.00
  • Gift Box Shipping: FREE

The free shipping promotion is not available for shipping to remote and rural areas (postal codes starting with P0 or K0).

Rates to other provinces*

  • Standard shipping: $20.00, FREE for orders over $150.00
  • Express shipping $30.00
  • Cold shipping $30.00
  • Gift Box Shipping: FREE

The free shipping promotion is not available for shipping to remote and rural areas (postal codes starting with A0, B0, C0, E0, G0, H0, J0, R0, S0, T0, V0). Cold shipping is also not available to these areas.

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  • Vegan
  • Fairtrade Chocolate

Chocolate ice cream with thick peanut butter ripple throughout. 

That perfect creamy and smooth dutch processed chocolate ice cream. Fair traded. Churned in small batches with slabs of peanut butter. Hey. We make our own peanut butter ripple in-house, making it a little more smooth but sticky.

Ingredients

Oat Cream Base (Purified Water, Oats), Cane Sugar, Coconut Oil, Cocoa Powder (alkalized), Peanut Butter, Pea Protein, Guar Gum. Contains: peanuts

About Oat & Mill

Oat & Mill came about from wishing I could have an ice cream that tasted undeniably rich and creamy, and reminded me of the local parlour shop I went to growing up. After going dairy-free, in 2015 I started making my own recipe at home for a dairy-free version of ice cream.

It was challenging to replicate the taste I had imagined and remembered. It wasn’t until I was cooking oatmeal for breakfast on the stove one day that I realized how creamy oats were and saw the potential to make them into something reminiscent of the ice cream I had missed. I grew my company from the Carp Farmer’s Market on Saturdays to expanding onto grocery store shelves.




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