Sweet Cone Alabama Survey Results
- Mar 7
- 1 min read
Batch #05 of Test Batch Club, Sweet Cone Alabama, brought us a stewed peach ice cream with crushed tuile cookie pieces.
Our survey asked your thoughts, whether good or bad, yuck or yum, about this flavor. Here are the results:
421 Responses
How you liked this specific ice cream flavor:
12.1% I loved it
27.2% It was good
38.1% It was okay
17.3% I did not like it
4.3% I hated it
1% Other
Your thoughts on this flavor:
"Lots of peach pieces but not much peach flavor."
"I liked that it was very creamy and had good flavor."
"The tuile gave the ice cream a nice crunch, but there was little peach flavor."
"Creamy and smooth with just enough crunch."
"The ice cream was delicious - subtle but sweet. The cookie pieces did take away from it because of their texture. Too mushy."
Would you recommend this flavor?
42.8% Yes
57.2% No
Changes you would make:
Stronger peach flavor
Possibly remove the tuile pieces
Final Score
3.08/5 Stars
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