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Nutritional details can vary a lot by flavor and style, so it’s best to compare labels side by side. Here’s a quick way to evaluate:

• Serving size: Make sure you’re comparing the same amount.
• Calories and added sugar: Check per serving, not per container.
• Total and saturated fat: Look at both numbers to understand richness.
• Ingredients: Some varieties are dairy-based (gelato), while others are fruit-forward (sorbet). The ingredient list gives helpful context.
• Allergens: Review the allergen statement on each package.

Personal nutrition goals differ, so the “better” choice depends on what matters to you. If you have specific dietary questions, consider consulting a healthcare professional. Results can vary by individual needs and flavor.

Cold temperatures can make lids feel extra tight, and many containers include a safety seal. These steps can help:

1. Check the seal: Remove any plastic band or film before twisting.
2. Wait a minute: Let the pint sit at room temperature for 1–2 minutes to reduce stiffness.
3. Improve your grip: Use a dry kitchen towel or jar gripper and twist gently but steadily.
4. Warm the lid only: Briefly run warm water over the lid (keep the container upright so water doesn’t get inside).

Avoid prying with sharp tools or microwaving the container. If a seal appears damaged or you still can’t safely open it, it may be best to set it aside and reach out to Customer Care for guidance. Results may vary by container and storage conditions.

Many shoppers associate premium frozen desserts with attention to texture, mix-ins, and variety. On this page, you’ll find styles labeled as gelato, sorbet/sorbetto, and layered desserts. Factors that can elevate the experience include:

• Texture-forward recipes: Gelato-style treats are crafted for a dense, smooth scoop.
• Layered pints: Some varieties feature multiple components in one container.
• Resealable packaging: Freezer-ready lids help protect texture between servings.
• Unique flavors: Options range from fruit-forward picks to rich, cookie-inspired choices.

Specific features vary by flavor. You can click into individual product pages for full details and decide what feels worth it for your taste. Availability may differ by store and region.

You’ll see a mix of single pints and select multipacks on this page. To find the right fit:

• Check the ounce count: Pints here typically range around 10–16 oz, depending on the variety.
• Look for multipacks: Some layered dessert options are also offered in bundles online.
• Use filters and product pages: Each item lists its size and format clearly, so you can compare.

Selection can vary by location and time. For the most up-to-date availability, view your store selection and choose pickup or delivery at checkout. This can help you quickly see what sizes are in stock near you.

Frozen desserts are best enjoyed sooner rather than later once opened. To help maintain taste and texture:

• Reseal tightly: Close the lid firmly after each scoop.
• Keep it cold: Store at freezer temperatures (around 0°F) and avoid frequent temperature swings.
• Store smart: Place the pint toward the back of the freezer, away from the door.
• Limit air exposure: You can press parchment or plastic wrap onto the surface before sealing to help reduce ice crystals.

Many people prefer to finish an opened pint within a few weeks for best flavor, but timing can vary based on storage and how often it’s opened. If texture changes over time, that’s normal for frozen treats.