Unicorn Swirl Ice Cream Is the Whimsical Treat We Can’t Get Enough Of

Kroger is bringing us all back to childhood with its Deluxe Unicorn Swirl Ice Cream. You’ll definitely want to add this to your list of things you should always buy at Kroger!

What Is This Magical Flavor?

So what exactly does “Unicorn Swirl” taste like? It’s hard to say for sure. But the cake batter-flavored ice cream has magical blue swirls and deep pink icing-covered animal cracker pieces.

Like the Unicorn Magic Ice Cream at Target, the Deluxe Unicorn Swirl ice cream at Kroger comes in a 48 fl oz. tub. It’s safe to say you won’t be running out of scoops anytime soon. But this flavor definitely sounds like a champ, so we’d recommend stocking your freezer for summer nights ahead!

Be sure to enjoy this magical treat in moderation. Just one serving clocks in at 220 calories, seven grams of saturated fat, 21 grams of sugar and 95 mg of sodium.

Find more treats that will satisfy your obsession with all things sparkly!

Here’s Why You See Unicorns Everywhere

Well—not actual unicorns. But Kroger isn’t the only brand opting for whimsical food releases. Kellogg’s jumped on the bandwagon with a limited-edition Unicorn Cereal, and Snack Pack released a Unicorn Magic pudding flavor. Oh! If you’re looking to throw the perfect unicorn party, Sam’s Club has you covered with an enormous 3-tier cake. There’s a reason that “unicorn cake” was the most searched food on Google in 2018!

We’re ready to follow the rainbow toward a tub of Deluxe Unicorn Swirl deliciousness, too.

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