I've bought the past 4 times and no safety seal and their Site States their ice cream 1.5 Qts does not come with a safety seal and goes on to claim how strict their process is and how much they cared about their consumers. Of course, no details on what makes their process so great that they are able to cut corners and save a couple bucks. Just a thought though. Even if they had some magical way to keep their process while handling the product germ, toxin and foreign objects free. It leaves their card eventually and is subject to every hand and accident to the vulnerable accessibility to the possibility of some Serial Unsealed Ice Cream Terrorist. It's irresponsible and to all who have approved this must be planning some major .... Yeah. Considering the .... Fjb
I've been checking everytime I to go the the market. Not opening the top of course, but looking from below to see evidence of a seal. You can see the plastic wrinkling if there is a seal. Thus far, after checking at least a dozen different markets, no plastic seal was found. I'm running experiments now, whereby I buy ice cream, open it, then try to re-close it without leaving any evidence (make it appear it was never opened). Once I finish my research, I will present my findings to the company.
For a little over a year now I have been purchasing 1.5 quarts of Dryers Coffee Ice Cream from Walmart in home delivery service and every once in awhile I run into this so-called tamper seal conspiracy.😏 All the information I have found on-line says Dryer ice cream has strict quality control and (does not) use tamper seals just as you and everyone else has stated. It's really weird because I've been getting tamper seals for as long as I can remember. It's really never been a problem for me but ever since there were teenagers going around licking ice cream in stores and putting them back on the shelf while at the same time filming it has made me wary about the situation to say the least. Now with all that said here's the situation some of you might be able to take advantage of...⬇️ Not entirely sure if this is something I should be boasting about but I'm going to anyway... 🤷♂️ Because I get a delivery through Walmart they give me the option if I don't want or like something I can return it and they will pick it up with no extra cost. So if my ice cream does not have a tamper seal I elect to return it. I'm sure that the main reason why they let me keep the ice cream and give me my money back is because it's not sustainable for them to come pick up a couple tubs of ice cream. So every time they tell me to keep it and or discard it if I choose but I also get my money back. It may sound petty & tedious but I like my ice cream and the cost definitely adds up.😏
Thank you for this. I bought mint chocolate and triple fudge brownie. Mint has safety seal, brownie does not. 🤷♀️ Since I don’t usually buy Dreyer’s, I wasn’t sure what to do. So came online and found this thread. I agree it is a good idea to return. It is up to the store/online if they want it returned or not. Good message that we expect seals.
Good point. Nobody should lick your ice cream except the person who bought it. I want to see tamper proof on items like that. The regular top, you just never know...
I've bought the past 4 times and no safety seal and their Site States their ice cream 1.5 Qts does not come with a safety seal and goes on to claim how strict their process is and how much they cared about their consumers.
Of course, no details on what makes their process so great that they are able to cut corners and save a couple bucks. Just a thought though. Even if they had some magical way to keep their process while handling the product germ, toxin and foreign objects free.
It leaves their card eventually and is subject to every hand and accident to the vulnerable accessibility to the possibility of some Serial Unsealed Ice Cream Terrorist.
It's irresponsible and to all who have approved this must be planning some major .... Yeah. Considering the .... Fjb
I've been checking everytime I to go the the market. Not opening the top of course, but looking from below to see evidence of a seal. You can see the plastic wrinkling if there is a seal. Thus far, after checking at least a dozen different markets, no plastic seal was found. I'm running experiments now, whereby I buy ice cream, open it, then try to re-close it without leaving any evidence (make it appear it was never opened). Once I finish my research, I will present my findings to the company.
For a little over a year now I have been purchasing 1.5 quarts of Dryers Coffee Ice Cream from Walmart in home delivery service and every once in awhile I run into this so-called tamper seal conspiracy.😏
All the information I have found on-line says Dryer ice cream has strict quality control and (does not) use tamper seals just as you and everyone else has stated. It's really weird because I've been getting tamper seals for as long as I can remember. It's really never been a problem for me but ever since there were teenagers going around licking ice cream in stores and putting them back on the shelf while at the same time filming it has made me wary about the situation to say the least.
Now with all that said here's the situation some of you might be able to take advantage of...⬇️
Not entirely sure if this is something I should be boasting about but I'm going to anyway... 🤷♂️
Because I get a delivery through Walmart they give me the option if I don't want or like something I can return it and they will pick it up with no extra cost. So if my ice cream does not have a tamper seal I elect to return it. I'm sure that the main reason why they let me keep the ice cream and give me my money back is because it's not sustainable for them to come pick up a couple tubs of ice cream. So every time they tell me to keep it and or discard it if I choose but I also get my money back. It may sound petty & tedious but I like my ice cream and the cost definitely adds up.😏
@@Extraterrestrial-With-A-Finger This is important information. We need ice cream, but we also need safety. Saving money is also good too!
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Ice Cream came with tamper seals this time... 🤣🤣🤣
Friday March 8th, 2024
Add it to the conspiracy!!
Thank you for this. I bought mint chocolate and triple fudge brownie. Mint has safety seal, brownie does not. 🤷♀️ Since I don’t usually buy Dreyer’s, I wasn’t sure what to do. So came online and found this thread.
I agree it is a good idea to return. It is up to the store/online if they want it returned or not. Good message that we expect seals.
What? Mines never have a safety seal
I contacted the company to ask, and they gave a very vague response.....
I have NEVER seen that seal in my life.😂 Hopefully it's something new to protect against dumb shock clout lickers on the Internet.
Good point. Nobody should lick your ice cream except the person who bought it. I want to see tamper proof on items like that. The regular top, you just never know...
On the website it says NO SAFTY SEAL
I saw that too. Maybe they are testing out. I asked them if it's still safe to eat, they said it is.
Mine never have a seal…
First time I saw a seal also for me. I asked the company directly, and they gave a long answer without really answering me directly.
I bought three of them and two had no safety seal and one did
I bet you enjoyed the one with the safety seal better right? More peace of mind when enjoying your ice cream!
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I wish I was being paid for this, LOL