Turkey Hill Late Night Ultimate Cookie Overload

Turkey Hill Late Night Ultimate Cookie Overload is a pint-style frozen dessert you'll find in the supermarket frozen aisle alongside other novelty and indulgent ice cream flavors — near pints, novelty bars, and frozen novelties at eye level for impulse buys. The 14 fl. oz. tub is positioned for late-night snackers and families looking for a decadent treat after dinner or while settling in for a movie or game. This SKU leans into indulgence: big, descriptive flavor names, photos of mix-ins, and bold, playful graphics that appeal to teens and young adults as well as parents buying for kids. Label copy highlights familiar ingredients (milk, cream, cookie dough) and small-print qualifiers like “natural flavor,” but there’s no organic or non-GMO certification — the packaging trades on comfort and fun rather than health claims. In plain terms this is an extensively processed frozen dessert built from dairy plus multiple sugar sources, corn syrup, emulsifiers, gums (locust bean, guar, carrageenan), and composite cookie dough/choco flake inclusions that are pre-formulated blends. Sensory experience: ultra-creamy, cold smooth base punctuated by soft, chewy cookie dough pieces, crunchy/brittle chocolate flakes and cookie swirl ribbons — each scoop delivers a mix of textures. The ritual is informal: scooping straight into bowls for sharing on movie night, scraping the last bit with a spoon at midnight, or packing a pint for a road-trip cooler. Cultural positioning is mainstream American indulgence — value-oriented brand heritage, marketed toward consumers seeking convenient, over-the-top sweet experiences rather than whole-food eating.