Why is dreyers edys breyers

Dreyer's is owned Diet Tip. 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.

So which company makes better ice cream? What you need to know: Taste is a matter of choice, so we won't comment. But we did want to check if there was any nutritional advantage to one brand over the other.

Breyers was once famous for its very short ingredient list - milk, cream, sugar, and vanilla. However, since being acquired by Unilever, and as a means to cut production costs, the ingredient list has changed and includes Tara gum, Guar gum, ice-structuring proteins, mono and diglycerides, corn-syrup, and something called Natural Flavor.

You're on our minds. We love dreaming up new ways to surprise you. Tinkering away in our test kitchen - combining real, high quality ingredients. The way we see it, every scoop is a chance to get somebody to stay for dessert, and sweeten the moment. Ice cream maker William Dreyer, and candy maker Joseph Edy form a sweet partnership. Now that's n-ice ceam. As the Great Depression hit, Dreyer and Edy wanted to create a special new flavor to make folks smile.

They mixed together rich chocolate ice cream, crunchy almonds and chewy marshmallows. Rocky Road was born! You're on a roll, Mr. William Dreyer retires - passing the big ice cream scooper on to his son, Junior. Why also dryers and EDYS? Is the Edys ice cream set the same? Who bought Edys ice cream there? Gary Rogers and W. Why is Hellmann east of the Rockies? How do you pronounce Dreyer ice cream?

Edys is pronounced EeDees in honor of our co-founder Joseph Edy. Who were the first Dreyers or Breyers?