Perry’s Ice Cream, a beloved leader in premium ice cream for over 100 years, announced its latest novelty innovation: Nutty Sundae Ice Cream Bars. Raising the bar on the classic sundae cone, this new, convenient treat is sure to delight ice cream lovers everywhere.

The Nutty Sundae Ice Cream Bars combine creamy vanilla ice cream with fudge-coated waffle cone pieces, enrobed in a rich, chocolate-flavored coating with chopped peanuts. Each bite offers a perfect balance of textures and flavors, evoking the nostalgic taste of a nutty sundae cone. Available in boxes of six, these bars are ideal for sharing with family and friends or treating yourself to a moment of indulgence.

“At Perry’s, we look for ways to bring flavors customers know and love into new formats,” said Nichole Buryta, senior brand manager at Perry’s Ice Cream. “[The] Nutty Sundae Ice Cream Bars are a perfect example of transforming the classic nutty sundae cone elements of waffle cones, chocolate and peanuts into an indulgent, new bar.”

The Nutty Sundae Ice Cream Bars are now available for purchase across New York, New Jersey, Ohio, western Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Washington D.C., Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina, including Dash’s Market, Shurfine, Tops Markets, Wegmans Food Markets and other fine grocery stores and specialty retailers across the Northeast, as well as online via the Perry’s Ice Cream website.

About Perry’s Ice Cream
Perry’s Ice Cream is a Great Lakes regional brand and upstate New York’s No. 1 ice cream choice. Founded in 1918 by H. Morton Perry, Perry’s Ice Cream is a fourth-generation, family-owned business based in Akron, New York. With over 400 employees and a century of experience, Perry’s has maintained an uncompromised commitment to creating high-quality, delicious ice cream using fresh, local, high-quality milk and cream, slow-cooking every batch for an exceptionally creamy texture and taste, which consumers have fallen in love with. Perry’s is the 22nd-largest ice cream brand in the country, and its products can be found in New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Washington D.C., Maryland and Virginia.