Where is Breyers ice cream headquarters?

In 1993, Unilever bought Breyers® Ice Cream from Kraft and made it part of the Gold Bond-Good Humor Ice Cream Company in Green Bay, Wisconsin, renaming the company the Good Humor-Breyers® Ice Cream Company. Today, Unilever continues to own and manage Breyers® and is based in Englewood Cliffs, N.J.

How do I contact Breyers?

You may call us during normal business hours toll-free at (800) 413-3348.

Where is Breyers ice cream from?

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Breyers is a brand of ice cream started in 1866 by William A. Breyer in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Why is Breyers no longer ice cream?

The change in name is because Breyers changed the ingredients and legally they can no longer call their product ice cream. It “tends to have less fat” than ice cream and the company said in a national side by side taste test “our fans like the new recipe just as much as the original. ”

Is Breyers owned by Nestle?

Today, a look at Breyers and Dreyer’s, two leading brands that people often confuse with each other. Dreyer’s is owned by Nestle, and Breyers by Unilever, both huge European food corporations.

When did Breyers stop being ice cream?

Breyers downsized their half-gallons of ice cream first to 56 ounces and then again to 48 ounces around 2008. Now they have taken a new tack. They are reformulating many of their flavors. The new one is no longer even called “ice cream” but is now “frozen dairy dessert.” It is no longer “all natural” either.

Why does Breyers ice cream taste different?

On their own, frozen dairy desserts can fool anyone and taste like you’d expect ice cream to taste, but compared to the real deal, frozen dairy desserts taste like a cheap imitation. Breyers justification for the change was that frozen dairy desserts have a smoother texture and less fat.

What’s the difference between Breyers and Dreyer’s ice cream?

Dreyer’s is owned by Nestle, and Breyers by Unilever, both huge European food corporations. Breyers started on the east coast and expanded west; Dreyer’s – in the opposite direction. Dreyer’s adopted Edy’s as their brand name east of the Rockies, but Breyers did not reciprocate out west.