Have you found any good cheap icecreams? I found Turkeyhill birthday cake icecream was really good and not too expensive where I live but I want to try some more cheap but good ice creams.
I feel like people that haven’t eaten good ice cream wouldn’t spend $12 on a pint. I love ice cream, my favorite ice cream shop at the moment is honeycomb creamery in Cambridge, MA. It’s about $10 for a pint and I don’t mind paying that because all their ingredients are locally sourced and have amazing flavors!
RSSS68 Camaro and that’s the mindset that keep people away from being able to be financially free. Just cuz tomorrow isn’t promised, doesn’t mean you should stop doing whatever you can to leverage yourself, so that you can enjoy the tomorrow
I actually don't think that is true. I wouldn't be surprised if he did eat super premium brand ice cream. Honestly, the Graham comments about not buying expensive ice cream are to say bluntly completely idiotic. Why? The reason is because they are taking something that applies to coffee and applying it to ice cream. For a lot of people coffee is a daily consumption while ice cream should be an occasional treat. If you really are buying enough ice cream to the point where $20 ice cream ruins you financially over $4 ice cream, I think diabetes should probably be bigger worry for you than retirement.
Honestly, if it gets that expensive, you could go to a local ice cream shop to get fresh ice cream. A lot of them sell pints or tubs of ice cream as well that's much higher quality and it's supporting local businesses at the very least.
I love ice cream and I can usually just sit and eat a pint at a time. I've had $10+ ice cream, some of the brands mentioned here, and tried many of their exotic flavors. I can also comfortably afford the more expensive ice cream, but in terms of price vs. satisfaction, they are completely not worth it. I'm just as happy eating a $5 HD pint. There is a clear difference between cheap supermarket brands and premium brands, but once you get to $5-6 a pint, anything extra you're not paying for the taste.
I disagree. I think stuff like McConnell's is worth the price but I don't think Haggen Daz is worth the price they ask. Stuff like McConnell's and Jeni's is good for a once in a while occasion when I really want to treat myself. Haggen Daz is pretty meh. More expensive than regular ice cream but not that much better. Yes, it is cheaper than super premium but it leaves somewhat disappointed that I did pay more for stuff like McConnell's. If I just want ice cream I can go Tillamook for something cheaper. I might be bias against Haggen Daz because mint chip is my favorite flavor and theirs was imo kind of terrible. The base ice cream was great but they way they did the chocolate chips completely ruined it for me.
It is called marketing. People will pay about anything with the Instagram sheeps. I'll stick with Breyers ice cream which is plenty good for me when I want some and usually it is on sale!
I've tried that first one Ample Hill? While it's good it is not worth nearly $10 a pint. Yes it's fresh but when it's hot outside all ice cream will taste good.
To be fair, the consensus is that Ample Hills went way down hill after expansion. Yes, most brands, even stuff like Jeni's have probably gone down hill slightly in quality because expansion . It is pretty hard to avoid when you want to expand. However, the general feeling with Ample Hills is that the quality took a complete nose dive. They started using gums and cutting corners and cost with ingredients. They are seen as something that once was and a model on what not to do if you want to expand as super premium brand. They are pretty much seen as just another ice cream brand now.
I understand why many do not want to spend a lot on ice cream. And I’m completely on the Graham team. But I think if you can afford it and you enjoy it. It’s definitely something worth buying. There is a local ice cream shop I go to. Where servings are small and prices are higher. But it just tastes soo much better then typical ice cream. My favorite, mint chocolate chip, really feels like you are eating a mint leaf itself. So I think if you can splurge, enjoy it. We only have so much time on Earth. Be smart with your finances, but treat yourself to deliciousness from time to time.
My favorite flavor is vanilla. I want a blank canvas for undiscovered flavor combination that im gonna make. But if a particular flavor is not available in my country I'd buy it.
I'd pay C$6 (~US$4.50) for 500 ml (slightly more than a pint) of Haagen Dazs. Great flavour and consistency. Don't care for any of the brands in the video.
I only buy icecream on sale and saying that I splurged $10 for 4 pints of ice cream. 2, 1 pint containers from Ben and Jerry's And 2, 1 pint of talentis icecream. Well worth it!!!
I like those mexican ice drop coconut flavor for $2 . Ice cream I'm cool with Breyers on sale $2.99 . Super premium maybe I'll make it Ube ( Purple Yam ) ,creme carmel flavor or Indian Ice cream Pistachio saffron.
Yes it is totally worth it!! But obviously not every week. I LOVE Van Leeuwens unique vegan flavors and its $11 a pint. I also love yoga-urt in Los Angeles and its $11 a pint but it's all organic and locally sourced. Super fresh and you taste a difference. You do sometimes get what you pay for! But I only ever buy expenaive pints at the most like once a month or every other month or two. If I am craving sweets on the regular, homemade brownies are cheap to make or store brand ice cream does the trick! It's really just about satisfying that sweet tooth craving, which even fruit can do.
guys after i saw this episode i am sure a recession is coming. these companies are running on trends and bubbles and not on solid numbers this is the similar trends we saw at the peak of the dot com bubble and the housing bubble. I know this is bit too much but i would keep few 1000 $ in my bank right now.
I feel like a low-calorie foods only target a specific section of the market I honestly don’t care if the ice cream has 1000 cal in it it’s all about moderation.
I literally can’t go back to the cheap stuff that is ben and jerry’s, haagen, etc. I really just can’t after having tried one of the brands from this. There is VISIBLE quality difference when you spoon the ice cream not to mention the taste? And flavor options? The difference is there for me, and I just couldn’t go back to normal ice cream again.
I spend $10 on McConnell's pints (like once a month) lol :( I tried to go back to Ben and Jerry's, but it's just not the same. Granted, 1 pint of McConnell's is like 1100 calories haha.
Actually that is one way to tell if an ice cream is good. The most calories is usually the best tasting one. I only eat ice a few times a year. So , I am willing to spend more because it is a special occasion thing for me. If I constantly bought ice cream, I would probably just buy Wal Mart ice cream. Last year I tried peppermint stick from McConnell's this time, I think I will go with egg nog.
GenZ thinks the more it cost, the better it must be! It’s also prestige amongst GenZ to brag about how much they spend. Average GenZ only has $250 in their bank account. I make a gallon of premium ice for $6.00-$6.50!
If you want to retire later rather than sooner by all means stick with the twenty dollars for a pint of ice cream. Also paying twenty dollars for a pint of beer will help as well.
At max 6-7 usd, you could probably buy sugar, heavy cream, and vanilla to make 700g of your own vanilla ice cream. Just add ingredients accordingly to make other flavors.
As a millennial, I don't spend extra money on ice cream because of its over the top flavors. I simply want dairy-free ice cram and unfortunately dairy-free everything is super expensive. Dairy-free cheese, dairy-free mayo, dairy-free cookies, etc are all more expensive than their dairy counterparts. My finances have recently taken a great fall and I can no longer worry about which dairy-free ice cream brand I want to buy when I have bigger worries such as how am I going to afford my next meal? Because of this, I can no longer see myself buying expensive ice cream. It's just not worth it knowing how many groceries I can buy instead and how many nutritious meals I can make from them. It's cheaper for me to just make a sweet dairy-free treat than to buy one. The shortage of vanilla is a serious problem, but other than that, I just can't understand why these brands are charging so much. It's really ridiculous. There's got to be a better way to ethically source ingredients, appropriately pay workers and create good quality ice cream for reasonable prices.
Sequoia Bey thank you, but currently not living in the US right now . I’ve tried Nadamoo though. I believe it’s also sold at Whole Foods. But I can’t remember if it was expensive or not. Anything over $3 is expensive in my opinion. Because ice cream with dairy is not as expensive as dairy-free.
Sorry about that, but the most money that I would spend on a pint of ice cream would be Ben and Jerry’s, and I will only buy them from Walmart or anywhere cheap.
You will never see these companies making bigger sizes than pints. Some "may" pay $12 for a pint but they will never ever pay $24 for a quart. Ever. These are "fads". Most will only pay up to about $6 a pint. Better to support your local ice cream shops. Cheaper. Better for the local economy.
The ice cream showed in this video a very much worth it. I've spent a lot of money in ice cream. Earl Grey Sriracha is one of the best ice creams I've had. Check out my instagram @icecreamkween.
Seeing as Speaker-In-Name-Only Nancy Pelosi has a bunch of it in a $24,000 refrigerator, I definitely know of one person who can certainly buy it... What say you, Washington, D.C. press corps.?..
Halo Top isn't expensive because it is premium. It is expensive because it is more keto, low sugar friendly. That stuff is expensive no matter what the quality is because people who can't have sugar but still want something like ice cream really have no choice but to pay the price.
If it’s top notch ingredients then ima pay for it because I don’t want unnecessarily ingredients in my body Why would I do that to myself If I can afford it Why not lol
So true. Literally saw comments about how buying $20 ice cream wont let you retire over $5 ice cream. Yeah , that is gonna ruin your retirement plans. 🙄🙄🥴🥴. Honestly, if you are buying that much ice cream to the point where $20 ice cream over $5 ice cream ruins you financially, the least of your worries is probably money. Instead, I would be more worried about diabetes and such.
I don't mind spending more but Jenni's is overrated, imo. The epitome of expensive because overtop gimmick flavors. I would rather have Graeter's who does mostly classic flavors but has top quality.
The answer is it is worth it.
if you’re the one selling the ice cream
Anything is worth it if someone is willing to buy it
Yes I'm not spending $12 for ice cream. $7 is the max I'm paying and that's only if it's super good. I'm talking like blow me away.
At $7 the ice cream better blow me.
@@slaiyfershin and blow something else too iykwim
For me 5~6$ is the max
Have you found any good cheap icecreams? I found Turkeyhill birthday cake icecream was really good and not too expensive where I live but I want to try some more cheap but good ice creams.
Graham gonna show us how to 40 cent ice cream
Easy, just add more air.
Totally
A G I don’t see any negative things about what you just mentioned
graham give advice to not waste money, that is a pretty good advice in my book
10¢
I feel like people that haven’t eaten good ice cream wouldn’t spend $12 on a pint. I love ice cream, my favorite ice cream shop at the moment is honeycomb creamery in Cambridge, MA. It’s about $10 for a pint and I don’t mind paying that because all their ingredients are locally sourced and have amazing flavors!
I prefer to keep my expenses low. Having that said, I would maybe pay $20 for a pint of over-the-top beyond delicious ice-cream once in a few months.
Yana S what 😦 You should save your money and invest!
Way too expensive for Graham. He won't even spend $1 on iced coffee 😂 ☕️
RSSS68 Camaro and that’s the mindset that keep people away from being able to be financially free. Just cuz tomorrow isn’t promised, doesn’t mean you should stop doing whatever you can to leverage yourself, so that you can enjoy the tomorrow
I actually don't think that is true. I wouldn't be surprised if he did eat super premium brand ice cream. Honestly, the Graham comments about not buying expensive ice cream are to say bluntly completely idiotic. Why? The reason is because they are taking something that applies to coffee and applying it to ice cream. For a lot of people coffee is a daily consumption while ice cream should be an occasional treat. If you really are buying enough ice cream to the point where $20 ice cream ruins you financially over $4 ice cream, I think diabetes should probably be bigger worry for you than retirement.
All I will ever buy is a $6 blue bell half gallon ice cream
Rephael Reyes Blue Bell is definitely worth paying for.
Bruh I’m never spending more than a $1.75 on a P
"I don't love the idea that our ice cream is expensive" I'm sure 90% of business owners would say the same thing about their product.
Honestly, if it gets that expensive, you could go to a local ice cream shop to get fresh ice cream. A lot of them sell pints or tubs of ice cream as well that's much higher quality and it's supporting local businesses at the very least.
A lot of places don't actually have local shops. Just Baskin Robbins and Coldstone.
I love ice cream and I can usually just sit and eat a pint at a time. I've had $10+ ice cream, some of the brands mentioned here, and tried many of their exotic flavors. I can also comfortably afford the more expensive ice cream, but in terms of price vs. satisfaction, they are completely not worth it. I'm just as happy eating a $5 HD pint. There is a clear difference between cheap supermarket brands and premium brands, but once you get to $5-6 a pint, anything extra you're not paying for the taste.
I disagree. I think stuff like McConnell's is worth the price but I don't think Haggen Daz is worth the price they ask. Stuff like McConnell's and Jeni's is good for a once in a while occasion when I really want to treat myself. Haggen Daz is pretty meh. More expensive than regular ice cream but not that much better. Yes, it is cheaper than super premium but it leaves somewhat disappointed that I did pay more for stuff like McConnell's. If I just want ice cream I can go Tillamook for something cheaper. I might be bias against Haggen Daz because mint chip is my favorite flavor and theirs was imo kind of terrible. The base ice cream was great but they way they did the chocolate chips completely ruined it for me.
consumer demand an ice cream that not easily melting and watery. the cost and flavour is subjective.
Get milk, sugar and air, make your own icecream.
It is called marketing. People will pay about anything with the Instagram sheeps. I'll stick with Breyers ice cream which is plenty good for me when I want some and usually it is on sale!
I've tried that first one Ample Hill? While it's good it is not worth nearly $10 a pint. Yes it's fresh but when it's hot outside all ice cream will taste good.
To be fair, the consensus is that Ample Hills went way down hill after expansion. Yes, most brands, even stuff like Jeni's have probably gone down hill slightly in quality because expansion . It is pretty hard to avoid when you want to expand. However, the general feeling with Ample Hills is that the quality took a complete nose dive. They started using gums and cutting corners and cost with ingredients. They are seen as something that once was and a model on what not to do if you want to expand as super premium brand. They are pretty much seen as just another ice cream brand now.
I’m lactose intolerant, why am I watching this?
Jeni's is soooo good
I understand why many do not want to spend a lot on ice cream. And I’m completely on the Graham team. But I think if you can afford it and you enjoy it. It’s definitely something worth buying. There is a local ice cream shop I go to. Where servings are small and prices are higher. But it just tastes soo much better then typical ice cream. My favorite, mint chocolate chip, really feels like you are eating a mint leaf itself. So I think if you can splurge, enjoy it. We only have so much time on Earth. Be smart with your finances, but treat yourself to deliciousness from time to time.
My favorite flavor is vanilla. I want a blank canvas for undiscovered flavor combination that im gonna make. But if a particular flavor is not available in my country I'd buy it.
Jeni's and Graeter's are the best ice cream pints, imo.
Jeni's is not worth it at all,imo. Maybe Graeters.
2:44 ANYONE NOTICE HOW HE DOES THE PEACE SIGN?
I'd pay C$6 (~US$4.50) for 500 ml (slightly more than a pint) of Haagen Dazs. Great flavour and consistency. Don't care for any of the brands in the video.
I only buy icecream on sale and saying that I splurged $10 for 4 pints of ice cream.
2, 1 pint containers from Ben and Jerry's
And
2, 1 pint of talentis icecream.
Well worth it!!!
I rarely buy Ice Cream in the regular stores and if I do I go out to a small shop and treat myself to a sundae a few times a year.
I go to Costco
Under $2 for a big cup of ice cream
Graham gotta love it :')
I like those mexican ice drop coconut flavor for $2 . Ice cream I'm cool with Breyers on sale $2.99 . Super premium maybe I'll make it Ube ( Purple Yam ) ,creme carmel flavor or Indian Ice cream Pistachio saffron.
Halo Top is NOT ice cream. Stop comparing apples to oranges.
What is it then?
@@ViolentPeace7 what is it?
Yes it is totally worth it!! But obviously not every week. I LOVE Van Leeuwens unique vegan flavors and its $11 a pint. I also love yoga-urt in Los Angeles and its $11 a pint but it's all organic and locally sourced. Super fresh and you taste a difference. You do sometimes get what you pay for! But I only ever buy expenaive pints at the most like once a month or every other month or two. If I am craving sweets on the regular, homemade brownies are cheap to make or store brand ice cream does the trick! It's really just about satisfying that sweet tooth craving, which even fruit can do.
guys after i saw this episode i am sure a recession is coming. these companies are running on trends and bubbles and not on solid numbers this is the similar trends we saw at the peak of the dot com bubble and the housing bubble. I know this is bit too much but i would keep few 1000 $ in my bank right now.
There is. look up the Yield Curve. I predict itl come mid or late 2020 in time for the president re election
What will happen to my investments??? I have money mutual funds
Haagen Daas will always be my favorite: Caramel Cone 😜🍦
I feel like a low-calorie foods only target a specific section of the market I honestly don’t care if the ice cream has 1000 cal in it it’s all about moderation.
Graham what are your thoughts?
I literally can’t go back to the cheap stuff that is ben and jerry’s, haagen, etc. I really just can’t after having tried one of the brands from this.
There is VISIBLE quality difference when you spoon the ice cream not to mention the taste? And flavor options? The difference is there for me, and I just couldn’t go back to normal ice cream again.
Jeni’s is $9.99 0n dash mart on Doordash.
Its sad to say but if its a cute ice cream store i just look at the pretty ice cream place and types of flavors and rarely ever look at the price
I don't don't care what's in it, its still just ice cream and should never cost that much.
well the reason is that it worth the price because rich people can spend their money on ice cream and insulin later on
2:42 we know he was high asf
I will never eat little babies icecream after the ad for it search it up
I spend $10 on McConnell's pints (like once a month) lol :( I tried to go back to Ben and Jerry's, but it's just not the same. Granted, 1 pint of McConnell's is like 1100 calories haha.
Espanyolo that’s similar calories to Ben and Jerry’s
Actually that is one way to tell if an ice cream is good. The most calories is usually the best tasting one. I only eat ice a few times a year. So , I am willing to spend more because it is a special occasion thing for me. If I constantly bought ice cream, I would probably just buy Wal Mart ice cream. Last year I tried peppermint stick from McConnell's this time, I think I will go with egg nog.
In NYC, in my neighborhood at least, that’s called a deal 😂 (wish I was joking)
I never even heard of halo top
GenZ thinks the more it cost, the better it must be! It’s also prestige amongst GenZ to brag about how much they spend. Average GenZ only has $250 in their bank account. I make a gallon of premium ice for $6.00-$6.50!
Still vanilla is my favorite
guys you need to try havemor ice creams they are so good and cheap
If you want to retire later rather than sooner by all means stick with the twenty dollars for a pint of ice cream. Also paying twenty dollars for a pint of beer will help as well.
I’m the type of guy who goes to dickies just to fill tubs of their free soft serve
Most ice cream pints in S. Korea is 9 to 12 dollars 😭
Nothing beats Fentons
At max 6-7 usd, you could probably buy sugar, heavy cream, and vanilla to make 700g of your own vanilla ice cream.
Just add ingredients accordingly to make other flavors.
At least they didn't lick it and put it back in the freezer
Maybe once or twice a year as a treat if it was really that good.
As a millennial, I don't spend extra money on ice cream because of its over the top flavors. I simply want dairy-free ice cram and unfortunately dairy-free everything is super expensive. Dairy-free cheese, dairy-free mayo, dairy-free cookies, etc are all more expensive than their dairy counterparts. My finances have recently taken a great fall and I can no longer worry about which dairy-free ice cream brand I want to buy when I have bigger worries such as how am I going to afford my next meal? Because of this, I can no longer see myself buying expensive ice cream. It's just not worth it knowing how many groceries I can buy instead and how many nutritious meals I can make from them. It's cheaper for me to just make a sweet dairy-free treat than to buy one. The shortage of vanilla is a serious problem, but other than that, I just can't understand why these brands are charging so much. It's really ridiculous. There's got to be a better way to ethically source ingredients, appropriately pay workers and create good quality ice cream for reasonable prices.
Try Nadamoo and Sorbabes for good diary free ice cream. They are sold at Target.
Sequoia Bey thank you, but currently not living in the US right now . I’ve tried Nadamoo though. I believe it’s also sold at Whole Foods. But I can’t remember if it was expensive or not. Anything over $3 is expensive in my opinion. Because ice cream with dairy is not as expensive as dairy-free.
Jeni's is worth any price.
Sorry about that, but the most money that I would spend on a pint of ice cream would be Ben and Jerry’s, and I will only buy them from Walmart or anywhere cheap.
You will never see these companies making bigger sizes than pints. Some "may" pay $12 for a pint but they will never ever pay $24 for a quart. Ever. These are "fads". Most will only pay up to about $6 a pint. Better to support your local ice cream shops. Cheaper. Better for the local economy.
Where is Jennis $12 a pint? That is like $4 where I’m from.
Broo poor Cassie and Caroline hahaha
I can get a gallon of ice cream for 10 bucks at costco. So yeah no
The ice cream showed in this video a very much worth it. I've spent a lot of money in ice cream. Earl Grey Sriracha is one of the best ice creams I've had. Check out my instagram @icecreamkween.
Just waiting for Graham to react to this ice cream.
Where’s Graham Stephan?? 😀😀
Seeing as Speaker-In-Name-Only Nancy Pelosi has a bunch of it in a $24,000 refrigerator, I definitely know of one person who can certainly buy it...
What say you, Washington, D.C. press corps.?..
Halo top is nasty 🤢. It's only air and barely any ice cream
Halo Top isn't expensive because it is premium. It is expensive because it is more keto, low sugar friendly. That stuff is expensive no matter what the quality is because people who can't have sugar but still want something like ice cream really have no choice but to pay the price.
4:16 she look like the female version of lil tecca
Ben jerry all the way!!!
I hate ice cream.
i’ll stick with my cookies and cream blue bell ice cream
Time to go for some ice cream
If it’s top notch ingredients then ima pay for it because I don’t want unnecessarily ingredients in my body Why would I do that to myself If I can afford it Why not lol
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0:16
No. It't not worth it.
It literally costs them like $1 to make it
Reading Stupid graham comments
Me : here we go again
So true. Literally saw comments about how buying $20 ice cream wont let you retire over $5 ice cream. Yeah , that is gonna ruin your retirement plans. 🙄🙄🥴🥴. Honestly, if you are buying that much ice cream to the point where $20 ice cream over $5 ice cream ruins you financially, the least of your worries is probably money. Instead, I would be more worried about diabetes and such.
Go to McDonald’s for a cone of soft serve
Thanks global warming ! Of course it will grow!
I truthfully didn’t think jeni’s was worth the cost. I tried two different kinds and it’s just not worth it 🤷♀️
I don't mind spending more but Jenni's is overrated, imo. The epitome of expensive because overtop gimmick flavors. I would rather have Graeter's who does mostly classic flavors but has top quality.
CNBC is filled with Graham now
NO
Enough with this Graham crap.
Halo top is disgusting
I literally hate ice cream... can’t stand the taste, or consistency