Ben & Jerry's Add Phish Food to its Vegan Line

May 11th, 2021
Hannah Fink
The vegan ice cream is made with almond milk and is also gluten free. Photo: Ben & Jerry's Facebook.
The vegan ice cream is made with almond milk and is also gluten free. Photo: Ben & Jerry's Facebook.

Ben & Jerry's has added yet another flavor to its line of vegan non-dairy frozen desserts with Phish Food. 

Related: N!ck's Launches Vegan Ice Cream Bundle

Phish Food is made with almond milk and has a chocolate non-dairy frozen base with marshmallow swirls, caramel swirls and fudge fish throughout.

Not only is the flavor vegan, but is also gluten free, non-gmo and kosher-de. 

Phish Food joins Ben & Jerry's other vegan flavors made with either almond milk or sunflower butter.

The band Phish said, “A while back, we created Phish Food ice cream with our neighbors in Vermont. Now there’s Phish Food Non-Dairy, too; like the original, this vegan version supports the charitable efforts of the WaterWheel Foundation."

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