Thrifty Ice Cream is set to expand with new flavors and distribution after Rite Aid's bankruptcy, its new owners said in an ...

More details on the future of the beloved Thrifty Ice Cream brand were released by its new owner after concerns that its ...

Thrifty Ice Cream's new owners promise to keep the classic recipes while expanding the brand with new flavors and broader ...

They opened the first Thrifty ice cream production plant in Hollywood in 1940. The plant relocated to a 55,000-square-foot facility in El Monte in 1976.

If Thrifty Ice Cream had a flavor this month, it would undoubtedly be Rocky Road. While the original Rocky Road promised “an unforgettable adventure of rich chocolate, gooey marshmallows, and ...

Thrifty Ice Cream is an ice cream brand that is owned by the Rite Aid pharmacy chain. The brand was originally founded in 1940 in Los Angeles, where it was sold from soda fountain counters inside ...

That iconic shape. Those vivid colors. The super affordable price! As we bid goodbye to Thrifty ice cream counters amid the Rite Aid chain shutdown, we wanted to take a moment to allow people to ...

Thrifty ice cream “is the greatest power brand that any drugstore has created anywhere across America,” said Burt Flickinger, managing director of Strategic Resource Group, a retail consulting ...

Thrifty began out of a small factory in West Hollywood, California, in 1940. It was sold exclusively at the now-defunct Thrifty Drug Store chain, according to the ice cream company's website.

Thrifty ice cream uses imported confectionery ingredients and adds real chunks of fruit and cookie pieces to ice cream, which contains a respectable 10.25 percent amount of butterfat.

Food columnist and Thrifty ice cream lover, Jenn Harris, wants to know if the store bought ice cream tastes the same as the in-store scoops and went to great lengths to find out.

With Rite Aid closing stores and looking to sell its assets as part of its bankruptcy filing, the future of the ice cream brand it bought in 1996 is unclear.