Ben & Jerry's recently released a flavor of ice cream inspired by Jimmy Fallon and hilariously called The Tonight Dough.
But might the beloved dessert-making company next come out with a flavor of ice cream inspired by Snoop Dogg, Miley Cyrus and anyone who has April 20 circled on his or her calendar?
The Tonight Dough
Inspired by Jimmy Fallon, The Tonght Dough includes chocolate and caramel ice creams that are combined with chocolate chip cookie dough, peanut butter cookie dough and a crunchy chocolate cookie swirl.
In an interview HuffPost Live on Wednesday, founders Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield said they'd consider a weed-flavored batch of ice cream if/when the legal obstacles currently standing in front of such an idea get removed.
"Makes sense to me," Cohen told host Alyona Minkovski. "Combine your pleasures."
For a limited time in the past, Ben & Jerry's did offer Dave Matthews Band's Magic Brownies. But it was comprised of vanilla ice cream, fudge brownies and chocolate raspberry swirl... not marijuana.
"Ben and I have had previous experiences with substances, and I think legalizing marijuana is a wonderful thing," Greenfield said, adding:
"It's not my decision. If it were my decision, I'd be doing it, but fortunately we have wiser heads at the company that figure those things out."
But might the beloved dessert-making company next come out with a flavor of ice cream inspired by Snoop Dogg, Miley Cyrus and anyone who has April 20 circled on his or her calendar?
The Tonight Dough
Inspired by Jimmy Fallon, The Tonght Dough includes chocolate and caramel ice creams that are combined with chocolate chip cookie dough, peanut butter cookie dough and a crunchy chocolate cookie swirl.
In an interview HuffPost Live on Wednesday, founders Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield said they'd consider a weed-flavored batch of ice cream if/when the legal obstacles currently standing in front of such an idea get removed.
"Makes sense to me," Cohen told host Alyona Minkovski. "Combine your pleasures."
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For a limited time in the past, Ben & Jerry's did offer Dave Matthews Band's Magic Brownies. But it was comprised of vanilla ice cream, fudge brownies and chocolate raspberry swirl... not marijuana.
"Ben and I have had previous experiences with substances, and I think legalizing marijuana is a wonderful thing," Greenfield said, adding:
"It's not my decision. If it were my decision, I'd be doing it, but fortunately we have wiser heads at the company that figure those things out."
