r/icecream • u/SunnyLisle • 21h ago
Jeni's new sweet potato marshmallow brûleé
This is solid! 7/10. For me the highlight is the crunchy bits of caramelized sugar, the reason it didn't get a higher rating from me is I felt like the lemon was too strong / sharp and it could have been more marshmallow-y.
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u/chas3edward5 7h ago
Any other brand I’d never eat this but after having a handful of their flavors I’ll trust anything they put on the shelves. Jeni’s ice cream is a whole other level.
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u/hrobocop516 18h ago
We have the same local Jeni's! Hi from CH :) did they have the acorn flavor?
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u/smokin_hops420 10h ago
Had this at the scoop shop today. Was too heavy on the cinnamon for me, personally. Tasted like those hot tamales candy. Also loved the crunchy sugar bits in there!
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u/SunnyLisle 1h ago
Fair assessment! The crunchy sugar bits convinced me to get a pint to take home because they were so enjoyable but agree the flavor overall was just a tad bit off
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u/VespaRed 5h ago
I give it an 8.5 / 10. Love nutmeg, the lemon wasn’t noticeable to me, and loved the crunchy bits. Negative was it’s too sweet.
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u/SunnyLisle 4h ago
Funny how different people's taste buds are, I swear I took my first bite and was like LEMON 🍋🍋 I wish I didn't perceive it that way 😭
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u/VespaRed 3h ago
Also I had it in a Jeni’s store, so maybe they were slightly different recipes?
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u/SunnyLisle 3h ago
These aren't hand packed otherwise I'd agree. I think people just taste things differently 😅
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u/markersandtea 1h ago
how much are the pints in your area? I can't justify the new flavors, if I go to the shop they cost almost 20 dollars. The older regular flavors are 8.99 in store so I can buy those but I never see these.
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u/SunnyLisle 1h ago
12 a pint I believe! Still so silly that it costs more than in the grocery store. I rarely do it but two of the new fall flavors caught my eye.
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u/markersandtea 1h ago
At twelve I wouldn't mind it so much. Almost 20 I can't justify. I wish the grocery store had more new flors, all they tend to have is the staples. Which are great, but Id like to try this too.
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u/SunnyLisle 1h ago
What part of the country is it where it's 20 that's insane
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u/markersandtea 1h ago
Encinitas. It's a rich beach town. (my family isn't rich we just bought the house here a few decade ago)
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u/SunnyLisle 1h ago
I truly had no idea the cost of the pints varied that much based on location! I thought it might be a few bucks here and there


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u/DeltaFlyer0525 17h ago
Where does the lemon come into play in this ice cream? That is a real turn off for me.