Haagen Dazs Sweet Street Chocolate Peanut Butter Pretzel Ice Cream

Häagen-Dazs Chocolate Peanut Butter Pretzel Ice Cream is a premium frozen dessert sold in 14 fl. oz. cardboard tubs you’d find in the supermarket frozen aisle near other super-premium ice cream brands, novelty pints, and gourmet dessert toppings. It’s the sort of product shoppers grab for movie nights, weekend treats, or to round out a party platter—equally at home at a casual family dinner or as an indulgent solo spoonful after a long day. The Häagen-Dazs name positions this pint as a higher-end, indulgent choice: marketing leans into quality, decadence, and nostalgia for classic flavor pairings (chocolate, peanut butter, salty pretzel), aimed at adults and families seeking an elevated treat rather than kid-focused branding. The label carries health-adjacent cues—OU Kosher dairy certification and a statement about milk from cows not treated with rBST—but it is not organic and includes “natural flavor” among several processed ingredients. In plain terms, this ice cream is a made food that mixes dairy, sweeteners, oils, and baked pretzel pieces in a factory process to achieve consistent texture and mix-ins. Sensory experience is rich and layered: dense, creamy chocolate ice cream with silky peanut butter swirls, crunchy salted pretzel fragments and fine cocoa notes; the tub invites ritual scooping straight into bowls or onto brownies and waffles. Packaging is compact and giftable, often chosen for dessert-driven occasions where indulgence and shareability are priorities.