Caspers Ice Cream FatBoy Nut Sundae on a Stick, 12 ea

Nut Sundae on a Stick 12 - 4.5 fl oz (133 ml) bars [54 fl oz (1596 ml)] Vanilla ice cream bars dipped in chocolate & roasted peanuts. The Original. It all began, way back in 1925, Casper Merrill took the milk and cream from the family milk cows and made the first, the original, ice cream nut sundae on a stick. He made those first nut sundaes in a ten gallon milk can and sold them at the local 4th of July celebration. Soon after, Casper developed hid original Fat Boy Ice Cream Sandwich, a much larger than usual ice cream novelty. Everyone who tried those first Nut Sundaes and Fat Boys enjoyed them so much they wanted more. So, Casper began making them on a large scale and soon people all over the entire Intermountain West were enjoying them. The original ingredients and recipe have changed very little over the years. Today, folks all across the country are eating and enjoying Nut Sundaes and Fat Boys just as much as those who enjoyed the first ones during the 4th of July celebration of 1925. Contains: milk, soy, wheat & peanuts. 12 - 4.5 fl oz (133 ml) bars [54 fl oz (1596 ml)] Richmond, UT 84333 888-FATBOY1

Nut Sundae on a Stick Vanilla ice cream bars dipped in chocolate & roasted peanuts. The Original. It all began, way back in 1925, Casper Merrill took the milk and cream from the family milk cows and made the first, the original, ice cream nut sundae on a stick. He made those first nut sundaes in a ten gallon milk can and sold them at the local 4th of July celebration. Soon after, Casper developed hid original Fat Boy Ice Cream Sandwich, a much larger than usual ice cream novelty. Everyone who tried those first Nut Sundaes and Fat Boys enjoyed them so much they wanted more. So, Casper began making them on a large scale and soon people all over the entire Intermountain West were enjoying them. The original ingredients and recipe have changed very little over the years. Today, folks all across the country are eating and enjoying Nut Sundaes and Fat Boys just as much as those who enjoyed the first ones during the 4th of July celebration of 1925.