Turkey Hill Peanut Butter Ripple Light Ice Cream

[By Nick] I'll give Dubba credit, he put in a valiant effort there at the end to make this Turkey Hill limited edition contest even remotely competitive. That said, it's time to put the nail in his coffin and end it all with one last TH limited edition review for 2014. [Finally tally: 8 to 6]

Turkey Hill Peanut Butter Ripple Light Ice Cream

Vanilla flavored light ice cream with a roasted peanut butter swirl, all with no sugar added

I was impressed with their nsa butter pecan earlier this year so I said why not try out another one, right?? And peanut butter is involved which is always a plus. Wait, is it no sugar added peanut butter as well? I have no idea and am too lazy to look it up so let's just get into things.

Scooping down, there's a good amount of peanut butter in this container. Not quite the explosion as their collaboration with Peanut Butter & Co. earlier this year but still a respectable amount. Not to mention, this comes in at 110 calories per serving which is the lowest I think I've encountered for a flavor that has peanut butter involved.

The ice cream itself is on par texture and consistency-wise as their normal offerings. It might be a tad bit less creamy but it also feels a little bit denser. It's an equal tradeoff if you ask me.

The vanilla flavor is pretty basic. It's sweeter than a basic vanilla base but there's nothing really that stands out about it. It's just your typical old vanilla that has a bit more sweetness to it which I'm going to attribute to the artificial sweeteners.

The peanut butter on the other hand is right on point. It tastes just like normal peanut butter to me. The only problem I have is that it's a bit more solid than a typical peanut butter swirl. I like it to have a bit of pliability to it but this stuff is more solid and breaks off into pieces like a brittle. It's not bad by any means, just not how I want my peanut butter swirl.

All things considered, this is a good option for those who have to limit their sugar intake or who are looking for a lighter peanut butter involved option. It's not something I would repurchase myself but if you fall into the target demographics, I say pick it up before it disappears for the year.

Verdict?  A good nsa option for peanut butter fans
Buy Again?  Not for myself but I'd recommend it to others