Richard Graeter, president and CEO of Graeter’s, and Mollie Lewis, president of New Riff, talk with That’s So Cincinnati ...

Upon receiving the dry-ice-encased pint of Skyline ice cream, I steeled my stomach at the thought of trying it. Fortunately, it quickly became clear there is no actual chili in Graeter’s chili ...

The listing for Skyline Chili-flavored Graeter's ice cream appeared to have been removed from Kroger's site on Wednesday.

However, she added "creating a unique ice cream blend takes time." "We are in the research and development phase with Graeter’s, and we hope it's ready next year," Sicking said.

Chili Spice Ice cream is now available as a limited-edition dessert. The French pot ice cream pairs with Skyline's chili spice mix and oyster crackers for a sweet and savory combo.

The Skyline spokesperson added the ice cream flavor is currently in the research and development phase, but the companies hope it could be ready next year. This wouldn't be the first time Graeter ...

Between the Skyrosa (a Skyline coney wrapped in LaRosa's pizza) and Dewey's newest Skyline Dip Deluxe pizza, mashups with the Cincinnati-style chili chain aren't necessarily unheard of, especially as ...

Two iconic Ohio-based brands, Graeter’s Ice Cream, America’s oldest family-owned and operated craft ice cream maker, and Skyline Chili, the 75-year-old Cincinnati-style chili restaurant famous for its ...

This limited edition ice cream flavor will be available Jan. 27 in all scoop shops, participating Skyline Chili restaurants, select Midwest Kroger locations and online for nationwide shipping.

The ice cream will be available in all of Graeter's scoop shops, in participating Skyline Chili restaurants, select Midwest Kroger locations, and on Graeter's website for shipping.

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Folks can find the new ice cream at Skyline Chili restaurants, Graeter’s shops, and in select Kroger stores throughout Cincinnati, Columbus, Indianapolis and Louisville starting Monday, Jan. 27.