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Winder Farms Brings Its Famous Eggnog to Costco: A Utah Tradition Expands
Winder Farms, Utah’s oldest dairy brand, launches its famous fresh eggnog at select Costco locations along the Wasatch Front. Discover why this local holiday favorite stands out and where you can find it this December.
Glasses of tasty eggnog cocktail, Christmas ball, cookie and spices
Winder Farms Brings Its Famous Eggnog to Costco: A Utah Tradition Expands
Winder Farms’ Famous Eggnog
Winder Farms team in the early 1940s including George, Ned, Rich, Jerse and Pete Winder.
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“Winder Farms Launches Eggnog at Costco”
Published December 4, 2025
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Jeremiah’s Italian Ice Unveils “Island Fire,” a Sweet-Heat Secret Scoop Inspired by Hot Ones
Jeremiah’s Italian Ice is leaning hard into the sweet-meets-heat trend with a limited-time drop that sounds like it was built for adventurous taste buds (and social media reactions). The brand’s newest “Secret Scoop” mystery flavor, Island Fire Italian Ice, launched March 23, 2026 and blends tropical fruit flavors with a serious pepper-powered kick—an unexpected combo that Jeremiah’s is positioning as a celebratory finale to its anniversary run.
What is Island Fire?
According to the company, Island Fire starts with a bright, tropical base—passion fruit, guava, and orange—then finishes with lingering heat. The spice comes from Hawaiian Hot T’s POG2 hot sauce, a sauce the release notes has been featured on the popular YouTube interview series “Hot Ones.” The sauce brings a trio of peppers into the mix: habanero, scorpion, and ghost peppers.
In other words: it’s a frozen treat that aims to hit you with “vacation flavors” first, then surprise you on the back end.
How long is it available?
This is a true blink-and-you’ll-miss-it release. Jeremiah’s says Island Fire is available for one week only starting March 23, or while supplies last, at all Jeremiah’s Italian Ice locations nationwide.
Part of a bigger anniversary campaign
Island Fire also serves as the capstone to Jeremiah’s “30 Years of Ice” campaign, which has featured a different Italian ice flavor each week since the start of the year to celebrate the brand’s 30th anniversary.
“Jeremiah’s has spent the past 30 years creating fun, memorable flavors for our guests, so we wanted the finale of our anniversary celebration to be something truly unexpected,” CEO Michael Keller said in the announcement. “Island Fire captures that spirit perfectly.”
How to order it (and the best way to try it)
You can order Island Fire as a standalone Italian Ice, but Jeremiah’s is also nudging fans to try it layered with its Soft Ice Cream to create a Jelati—the brand’s signature combination.
If you’re on the fence about heat in dessert, the Jelati route may be the move: the creaminess can mellow the spice while still letting the fruit-forward flavors come through.
Find a location
To locate a shop near you, Jeremiah’s directs guests to its store locator here: https://jeremiahsice.com/.
About Jeremiah’s Italian Ice
Jeremiah’s Italian Ice was founded in 1996 and began franchising in 2019. The company says it now has 160+ locations across Florida, Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Colorado, Nevada, Alabama, Tennessee, and Texas, and is continuing to expand across the Southern United States.
STM Daily News Food & Drink will keep an eye out for what brands do next as sweet-heat flavors keep crossing over from hot sauce culture into desserts and frozen treats.
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illy Launches Art of Dining Series With Chef-Led Events Across Major U.S. Cities
illy has launched its Art of Dining Series, a year-long program pairing chef-led tasting menus with its signature coffee blend in major U.S. cities.

illy is bringing coffee and fine dining together with its new Art of Dining Series, a year-long program featuring chef-led dining experiences in cities including Miami, New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
The series launched in March with a dinner at Boia De in Miami and will continue with curated events built around custom tasting menus inspired by illy’s signature blend. One of the upcoming stops is set for June in San Francisco at Wolfsbane, where illy Chef Ambassador Rupert Blease will create a menu inspired by his own bespoke illy blend.
The company says the program is designed to create immersive, in-person experiences that connect guests with the illy brand through flavor, atmosphere, and hospitality. The launch also builds on illy’s broader gastronomy strategy, including its Chef Ambassador program and its role as the exclusive coffee partner of World’s 50 Best Restaurants for the past four years.
Founded in Trieste, Italy, in 1933, illy is known for its 100% Arabica coffee blend and global presence in more than 140 countries.
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f’real and Good Humor Launch Orange Creamsicle Milkshake for Spring
f’real and Good Humor have launched a limited-edition Orange Creamsicle Milkshake for spring, bringing a nostalgic frozen flavor to stores, campuses, and theaters nationwide.

Limited-edition frozen drink brings the classic Creamsicle flavor back in a blend-it-yourself format at convenience stores, campuses, and theaters nationwide
Fans of nostalgic frozen treats have a new option this spring. f’real and Good Humor have teamed up to launch a limited-edition Orange Creamsicle Milkshake, a frozen drink inspired by the classic Good Humor Creamsicle Bar.
Available for a limited time, the new f’real Orange Creamsicle Milkshake blends orange and vanilla cream flavors into a sippable frozen drink made with real milk. The concept is simple: take a familiar warm-weather favorite and turn it into a quick, customizable treat for people on the go.
A Familiar Flavor, Reworked for Convenience
The product leans on a flavor combination many consumers already know well. Orange and vanilla have long been tied to the Creamsicle name, and that built-in recognition gives the launch an advantage in a crowded frozen novelty market.
Instead of offering another traditional frozen bar, the companies are betting on format. The milkshake uses f’real’s self-serve blending system, which lets customers grab a cup from the freezer, remove the lid, and blend it in-store in under a minute. Three thickness settings add a level of customization that fits with current demand for quick, personalized snack options.
Where to Find the Orange Creamsicle Milkshake
The Orange Creamsicle Milkshake is now available at retail locations nationwide, including convenience stores, college campuses, and movie theaters. Participating retailers include Kwik Trip, Sheetz, Circle K, Yesway, RaceTrac, Weigel’s, and Royal Farms. The suggested retail price for the 12-ounce milkshake is $3.99.
For consumers wondering where to buy the f’real Orange Creamsicle Milkshake, the company says its store locator can help shoppers find a blender nearby.
Why This Release Stands Out
This launch lands at a time when nostalgic flavors continue to show up across food and beverage categories. That does not guarantee success, but it does give brands a ready-made hook with consumers who respond to familiar tastes tied to memory and seasonality.
The partnership also makes sense on a branding level. Good Humor brings a century-old frozen treat identity, while f’real brings a format built around convenience-store traffic, impulse purchases, and quick preparation. Together, they are not reinventing the category so much as repackaging a recognizable flavor in a way that feels current.
For shoppers, the appeal is straightforward: a classic orange-and-vanilla flavor in milkshake form, available for a limited time during spring. Whether that is enough to turn the product into a seasonal hit remains to be seen, but the nostalgia factor gives it a strong starting point.
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PR Newswire press release from f’real, issued March 23, 2026.
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