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Jenis Salty Caramel Ice Cream, 16 Fluid Ounce -- 8 per case
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Jenis Salty Caramel Ice Cream, 16 Fluid Ounce -- 8 per case

Fire-toasted sugar with sea salt, vanilla, and grass-grazed milk. A perfect balance of salty and sweet. As a teen, Jeni loved learning from the French pastry apprentices at La Chatelaine, the Columbus bakery where she worked. One chef regaled her with stories of the salty caramel from his hometown in Brittany. What the chef meant to say was salted caramel. But, lost in translation, Jeni interpreted his version as extra-salty, like Scandinavian licorice—saltier than standard salted caramel. So when she began making ice cream a few years later, in 1996, Jeni made a burnt sugar ice cream with vanilla and a heavy pinch of sea salt. What she imagined this salty French caramel tastes like. It was an instant hit. Now considered Jenis signature, we still make it the same way we always have—by caramelizing sugar in a kettle over fire. Its a dangerous method that requires a lot of precision, but its worth it. This is why our caramel has such a beautiful, nutty quality. Adding cream and grass-grazed milk enhances the butteriness of the caramel.

Hubzone SKU 23069621
Manufacturer Jenis Splendid
Manufacturer Part Number 200b
UNSPSC Code
50100000 ⓘ
NAICS Code
N/A ⓘ
Unit of Measure N/A
Availability ● In Stock
Lead Time Ships in 1–2 business days
Status ● Active

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Fire-toasted sugar with sea salt, vanilla, and grass-grazed milk. A perfect balance of salty and sweet. As a teen, Jeni loved learning from the French pastry apprentices at La Chatelaine, the Columbus bakery where she worked. One chef regaled her with stories of the salty caramel from his hometown in Brittany. What the chef meant to say was salted caramel. But, lost in translation, Jeni interpreted his version as extra-salty, like Scandinavian licorice—saltier than standard salted caramel. So when she began making ice cream a few years later, in 1996, Jeni made a burnt sugar ice cream with vanilla and a heavy pinch of sea salt. What she imagined this salty French caramel tastes like. It was an instant hit. Now considered Jenis signature, we still make it the same way we always have—by caramelizing sugar in a kettle over fire. Its a dangerous method that requires a lot of precision, but its worth it. This is why our caramel has such a beautiful, nutty quality. Adding cream and grass-grazed milk enhances the butteriness of the caramel.

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UNSPSC Code 50100000
NAICS Code N/A

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