Ingredients

•1 lemon or orange
•1 quart Hershey’s^® lemon
or orange ice cream

Directions

1. Cut 1/3 off the end of the lemon/orange. Keep this piece for step 3.
2. Hollow out the inside of the lemon/orange with a spoon. Be careful not to break the skin of the fruit.
3. Scoop Hershey’s^® lemon/orange ice cream into the fruit shell, then top with the 1/3 that was cut off in step 1.
   For a healthy twist use Hershey’s^®
   frozen yogurt instead of ice cream.
4. Freeze to desired consistency.
5. Serve chilled.

They wondered what was missing
For dry it did seem.
Then they put it together,
It was the Hershey’s® Ice Cream!

How could they’ve forgotten
The most crucial part?
For now the meal is incomplete!
They should have known from the start!

They dashed to the store
To find what they could,
But all stores were closed,
As on Christmas they should.

So they went to a parlor,
To get some hand-packed.
But all flavors were gone!
For the store was ransacked.

Then in an act of desperation,
They came to the HIC Plant.
Knocking for an answer,
For waiting longer they can’t.

Then to their surprise,
The door made a creak!
For a someone was there,
So inside they did sneak.

When they came through the doors,
Their eyes saw such beauty.
For ice cream was abundant,
And many flavors were fruity!

They grabbed what they could,
Like a Pint and Stick Bar,
They were overwhelmed by the selection!
So glad they traveled far.

They grabbed what they could,
But left what they owed,
When they heard a voice from behind,
For then they were slowed.

“Leave nothing behind
And take what you need!
For it’s the Christmas Season,
There’s no room for greed.”

They turned towards the voice,
But no one was there,
For he vanished in time,
As if he came from thin air.

They arrived back home,
From their journey away,
Full of delicious treats,
To add to the buffet.

Now the meal was complete,
And the spoons they did lick.
They then gave great thanks,
To the Ice Cream St. Nick.

1) Use a cake cone (size optional) as your base.
2) Dip the cone in clear melted wax. Let it cool.
3) Choose a Christmas ball ornament the same color of your favorite Hershey’s^® Ice Cream flavor.
4) Use your choice of glue and line the inside of the cone.
5) Carefully press the ornament ball onto the cone. (You can choose what orientation to place it)
6) Let it fully dry and hang it on your tree!

Just another fun way to make the Holidays special! What crafts do you like to do during this time of year?

Once you grow up, that winter wonderland turns into an annoying hindrance from cleaning off your car, shoveling your driveway, and being stuck in traffic. That pure moment you once treasured is lost from the busyness we face in our day to day lives. The question is, can we ever get that moment back?

The answer is yes! Here at Hershey’s^® Ice Cream, we believe in creating every moment we can make you stop and appreciate the finer things in life. All we can do is make delicious ice cream to share with your friends and family, but it’s up to you to appreciate those moments and live them to the fullest!

The next time it snows, don’t get frustrated because of the added work you see ahead of you, but look at it as a moment to stop, and appreciate it for making you slow down and enjoy what you have been blessed with in life.

What do you appreciate about your life this holiday season?

Use 2 cups of Hershey’s^® Bene-Vita Honey Cinnamon Greek Frozen Yogurt and 1 cup of your choice of milk (you may adjust to accommodate the thickness) to make a creamy milkshake. Then top it with whipped cream and sprinkle it with pumpkin pie spice.

Just another way to celebrate the Holidays with Hershey’s^®!

Use 2 cups of Hershey’s^® Pumpkin ice cream and 1 cup of your choice of milk (you may adjust to accommodate the thickness) to make a creamy milkshake. Then top it with whipped cream, sprinkle pumpkin pie spice, and top with graham cracker crumbles.

Can’t believe how easy it is to enjoy the Holidays? Just wait for more Holiday’s with Hershey’s^® Recipes coming soon!

Applicious

Use 2 cups of Hershey’s^® Deep Dish Apple ice cream and 1 cup of your choice of milk (you may adjust to accommodate the thickness) to make a creamy milkshake. Then top it with whipped cream, and sprinkle cinnamon sugar, and graham cracker crumbles.
* Optional: Top with thinly sliced apples slices

Can’t believe how easy it is to enjoy the Holidays? Just wait for more Holiday’s with Hershey’s^® Recipes coming soon!

Vanilla -Simplicity is key. I’m what this country’s ice cream was founded on. I’m proud to be traditional in my ways, but varied enough to be loved by many. I not only am delicious enough to stand on my own, but am versatile to work with other desserts of all parties.

Chocolate – I believe everyone should have the right to creamy sweetness! When it comes to dessert, I believe in equal portions for all. The more scoops the merrier. I will give a richness of flavor to all those who ask for it.

Green Mint Chip – I believe in the importance of green. Our earth’s flavors are important to me as long as their green. Our office needs a refreshing outlook on flavor, and I intend to bring exactly that to every spoonful.

So who will it be? Cast your vote now!

Ingredients

• 1 pre-made graham cracker pie crust
• 1 quart Hershey’s^® Pumpkin ice cream
• Whipped cream (optional)

Directions

1. Thaw 1 quart of Hershey’s^® Pumpkin ice cream on the counter until spreadable (approximately 20 minutes).
2. Spread Pumpkin ice cream inside graham cracker pie crust.
3. Chill for 30 minutes and serve with whipped cream, if desired.

We hope this gives you a start to your Fall Season! Do you have any recipes to share?

Even though it may be upsetting to see the summer end, we all remember the excitement of buying new school supplies like our trapper keepers, mechanical pencils, and notepads. Or look forward to that cafeteria lunch dessert (such as Hershey’s^® Ice Cream Scooter Bar or Cookies N’ Cream Cone). It was the simple things that made us happy. All we truly had to worry about was finding our classrooms on time and claiming a seat in the lunchroom with the right crowd.

When we truly look back, why did we always dread going back to school? What made us so anxious and stressed? If you were anxious and stressed that is. Compare those times to today for those living out of the classroom. You didn’t have any bills, relationship issues, or major responsibilities in general. We should enjoy that time of bliss instead of rushing into the real world.

So if you are sending your kids back to the classroom, and they are complaining they don’t want to go, or wish they were all grown up, don’t forget to remind them how good they truly have it right now. They grow up fast. Enjoy this time and let them be kids and enjoy youth as much as possible.

What’s your favorite memory from school days?