Hood Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Sandwich, 8 Pack

Hood Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Sandwiches arrive as a familiar freezer-case staple: an 8-pack box of individually wrapped sandwiches stacked alongside other novelty ice cream treats, family-size tubs and frozen dessert novelties. You’d spot it in the supermarket frozen desserts aisle near other branded sandwich cookies, ice cream bars and seasonal novelty packs. This product suits casual, convenience-minded occasions — summer backyard hangouts, movie nights, game-day snack spreads, and packed coolers for road trips. Hood positions itself as an everyday, family-friendly dairy brand; the marketing leans on approachability and nostalgia rather than premium or artisanal claims, targeting parents and value-oriented shoppers looking for a quick sweet treat. The ingredient list mixes real dairy (milk, cream) with multiple sweeteners (sugar, corn syrup, high fructose corn syrup), emulsifiers and stabilizers and artificial colors. The label may display kid-friendly imagery and flavor callouts, and it includes “natural flavor” in the ingredient list, but there is no organic certification and artificial dyes (Yellow 5, Blue 1) are present — so any health halos are modest and primarily built on dairy content rather than clean-label claims. In plain terms this is a highly processed packaged dessert made with industrial formulations, sweeteners and texture agents. Sensory details: expect a soft, cold, creamy mint ice cream studded with small chocolate chips sandwiched between thin, slightly crisp wafer cookies; each sandwich is individually wrapped inside a printed cardboard box, lending itself to grab-and-go serving and the small ritual of unwrapping for kids and adults alike. Nutrition snapshot: ~170 kcal, 15 g sugars per serving.