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For the first time in the brand's history, Ben & Jerry's is now selling non-dairy frozen treats called "Doggie Desserts" in supermarkets and pet stores. The ice cream-like concoctions are available in two flavors named after employees' dogs: "Pontch's Mix," which features peanut butter with pretzel swirls and "Rosie's Batch," a combination of pumpkin and mini cookies. The treats are made with dog-friendly ingredients including a sunflower-butter base and other "high quality ingredients" that are found in Ben & Jerry's traditional ice cream, including sugar, coconut oil and wheat flour. They cost $2.99 for a 4-ounce cup or $4.99 for a pack of four. |