Halo Top produced a commercial in which a woman wakes up in an all-white room being forcefully-fed ice cream from a robot. The video starts with the woman liking the first taste of the ice cream.

At first, Halo Top avoided a traditional media approach, relying on word-of-mouth and social media to spread the word about its lower-calorie ice cream, which tops out at 360 calories per pint.

Fitness Healthy Eating Tips Halo Top Ice Cream Commercial Halo Top Ice Cream Is Heaven-Sent and Satan Is Not Too Pleased About It July 2, 2017 by Dominique Michelle Astorino First Published: June ...

Halo Top specifically created this commercial to show adults that they're there for them when they're having a rough time. “We created Halo Top to be able to eat ice cream as much as we wanted ...

It almost had me at Halo. The world has been buzzing about Halo Top ice cream — and why not? It’s artisanal-y, thumbs-upped by dieticians and just 250 calories a pint. Come again? Serio… ...

The L.A.-based Halo Top made waves in 2016. An entire pint of ice cream that clocks in at less than 400 calories? One that's low on carbs, but relatively high in protein?

Halo Top Arrives at the Grove–and Is Giving Out Free Ice Cream to Celebrate They're celebrating the opening with free scoops, new toppings, and a pop-up playground Brittany Martin Aug 15, 2018 ...

After National Ice Cream Day, Peanut Butter & Jelly will be available at retailers as a “flash” buy, which means it will only be in stores for a few weeks.