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You Can Now Order Three-Gallon Tubs Of Creamery Ice Cream Online

Whether you have a special event coming up, your hometown ice cream shop just isn’t doing it for you this summer, or you’re the type who likes to take a spoon to a vat of your favorite flavor, the Berkey Creamery has answered your prayers.

Now, Penn Staters in the 48 continental states in the United States — sorry, Alaska and Hawaii — can order three-gallon tubs of the Creamery’s famous ice cream just by going online.

The Creamery has always shipped the three-gallon tubs upon request, but it recently added a mega option back to its online inventory where you can choose from any flavor that’s currently in stock.

Three-gallon tubs are the latest offering from the Creamery, in addition to varying amounts of minis, pints, and half-gallons.

Originally, the Creamery wanted to keep ordering online simple for customers, so it discontinued selling three-gallon tubs online after pints became available, according to assistant manager Jim Brown. Now that both pints and half-gallons have been selling well on the website, the Creamery has reintroduced three-gallon tubs because it has the staff to handle the complexities of extended online orders, says Brown.

A single tub costs $71.75, while two tubs will set you back $115.50. Twice the ice cream for a little more than $40 more? Talk about a bang for your buck.

These totals include dry ice and cooler costs to ship. One three-gallon tub can usually serve between 40-50 people.

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Mackenzie Cullen

Sadly, Mackenzie graduated from Penn State in 2022. She majored in English and served as one of Onward State's associate editors. You can keep up with her life and send compliments to @MackenzieC__ on Twitter.

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