I've been making my own ice cream. Is there somewhere to buy empty
cartons from, like the kind Haagen Daz comes in?

Thanks.

(Reseus P. Monkey) writes:
> I've been making my own ice cream. Is there somewhere to buy empty
> cartons from, like the kind Haagen Daz comes in?

They are available from a lot of places, but perhaps not in small quantities.

Know a restaurant operator? They can get them from Sysco.

www.icecreamproducts.com also carries cartons.

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Reseus P. Monkey > wrote:
> I've been making my own ice cream. Is there somewhere to buy empty
> cartons from, like the kind Haagen Daz comes in?

Do the containers have to be disposable? If not, you could always
find small plastic containers with lids at a dollar store or perhaps
a warehouse store such as Costco. You could fill the containers
with ice cream and than reused them again and again.

Restaurant Supply stores have lots of inexpensive containers.

"Reseus P. Monkey" wrote:
>
> I've been making my own ice cream. Is there somewhere to buy empty
> cartons from, like the kind Haagen Daz comes in?
>
> Thanks.

I occasionally buy Baskin-Robbins ice cream and save
the containers. They're perfect for my homemade
ice cream and can be used over and over.
Kate
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Goldfish: “The wholesome snack that smiles back,
Until you bite their heads off.”
What if the hokey pokey really *is* what it's all about?

Good ideas. I ended up just using a Haagen Daz container which is
working fine. The website had good containers, but the quantities were
absurd. Gonna try a new restaurant supply store in the area. Thanks.