Thrifty Ice Cream

Thrifty Ice Cream is a popular ice cream brand in the United States, known for its unique flavors and affordability. It was originally established as a subsidiary of the Thrifty Corporation, a large American retail company.

History

Thrifty Ice Cream was first introduced in 1940 by the Thrifty Corporation, a company that operated a chain of discount stores in the United States. The ice cream was initially sold in Thrifty's drug stores, which were known for their iconic cylindrical ice cream scoops.

In 1998, the Thrifty Corporation was acquired by Rite Aid, a major drugstore chain. Despite the change in ownership, the Thrifty Ice Cream brand was retained and continues to be sold in Rite Aid stores to this day.

Products

Thrifty Ice Cream offers a variety of flavors, including classics like vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry, as well as unique flavors such as Black Cherry, Chocolate Malted Krunch, and Mint 'N Chip. The brand is also known for its seasonal flavors, which are released for a limited time each year.

Recognition

Over the years, Thrifty Ice Cream has received numerous awards for its quality and taste. It has been recognized by the Los Angeles Times and the National Ice Cream Retailers Association, among others.

See Also

• Ice cream
• Rite Aid
• Thrifty Corporation