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| Graeter's was founded by Louis C. Graeter in 1870 in Cincinnati, where it is still headquartered today. Known nationally for its famous French Pot ice cream, Graeter's is the oldest continuously family-owned ice cream maker in the country. Each French Pot produces two and a half gallons of ice cream every 20 minutes. All of Graeter's ice creams start with the same basic mixture of fresh cream, milk, egg custard and sugar, prepared daily from an old family recipe. The founder's great grandsons still faithfully use the finest ingredients, trusted recipes and original methods of production today. Liquid chocolate is poured into the ice cream to form the famous Graeter's chocolate chips, a trademark of the brand. Graeter's offers more than 20 regular, chip and no-fat sorbet flavors, in addition to 19 flavors on its seasonal menu. Black Raspberry Chip, introduced in 1982, is now the most popular ice cream flavor at Graeter's. Celebrities that have touted their love of Graeter's ice cream include: Oprah Winfrey, Sarah Jessica Parker, Ashley Judd, George Clooney, Nick Lachey, Susan Lucci, Glenn Beck, Bobby Flay, David Letterman and Jean Chatzky, among others. Graeter's ships its ice cream to customers throughout the U.S. (except Alaska and Hawaii). |
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Seasonal Flavor Menu: January, February: Mint Cookies & Cream February, March: Cherry Chocolate Chip March, April: Turtle Sundae April, May: Strawberry Chocolate Chip May, June: Blackberry White Chocolate Chip June, July: Mango Sorbet July, August: Watermelon Sorbet, Peach August, September: Coconut September, October: Chocolate Almond October, November: Pumpkin November, December: Cinnamon December: Peppermint/Eggnog |