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In batches, fold the whipped cream into the condensed milk mixture, until fully combined. Pour half of the ice cream mixture into a freezer-safe container (I used a loaf pan and sealed it with plastic wrap and tinfoil), then add the charoset mixture (reserving 1/4 cup for serving). Pour the rest of the cream over the charoset.
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Ben & Jerry's Phish Food Ice Cream, 16 oz
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Interestingly, though, this isn't the first time Charoset-flavored Ben and Jerry's has appeared on shelves in Israel: The Vermont-based ice cream company first made waves for their kosher for.
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A few weeks after Ben & Jerry's founders indicated that marijuana- infused ice cream may one day join its product line, the company's kosher-for-Passover charoset flavor has been generating buzz.
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Oh yes, they did. Ben & Jerry's in Israel has rolled out a Kosher for Passover 'Charoset' flavor. (Source: Elie Klein.
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The mensches over at Ben and Jerry's released a charoset-flavored ice cream that, thankfully, has all the credentials to be eaten over the Jewish holiday. For those who are unfamiliar, charoset is a traditional dish consumed at the Passover Seder. It is typically made from finely chopped apples, walnuts, cinnamon and sweet red wine.
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Mar 26, 2015 - As is wont to happen when we discover unique food items, the Internet went nuts or the kosher-for-Passover Ben and Jerry's charoset ice cream that emerged a few days ago. Sadly, though, most of us will never be able to experience this miraculous…
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Since as early as 2008, Ben & Jerry's in Israel has been producing a Kosher for Passover Charoset flavored ice cream. Charoset is one of the food items traditionally placed on seder plates by Jews around the world.
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