We have CVS, Walgreens, and Rite Aid and... I've never heard of this ice cream on the east coast lol, interesting.
Wonder how it compares to Ben & Jerry's
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It's more Baskin-Robbins level.
I wouldn't think so. I see thrifty ice cream in the supermarket. Regardless of how many stores are open, that's a viable revenue stream.
Sort of like Marie Calendars restaurants. As far as I know, there's only a few dozen restaurants left. Check the frozen food aisle though and you'll see loads of their food in the supermarket.
I wasn't aware Thrifty ice cream was still around! I can't recall the last time I went to a drug store with an ice cream counter. Probably back in S&H Green Stamp days ... my parents would get me ice cream sometimes when we went to Skagg's.
Thriftys animal cookie iceream is probably my all time fave flavor so I'd be devastated