The lime flavor popped. And the plentiful, flavorful graham cracker chunks were a lot of fun.

The chocolate base isn’t bad. But failing to include chocolate chunks in this pint borders on criminal negligence.

Fairly bland. Could use something additional to punch it up. Maybe a thicker honey swirl that would survive Walmart’s rough treatment, resist dissolving into the base.

Van Leeuwen’s Blood Orange Chocolate Chip is a pleasant flavor for a warm day. The base is nice and creamy.

For some people, red velvet cake is nearly a holy sacrament. But not for me. To me, it’s just a mild cocoa-flavored cake with red dye and cream cheese frosting.

The total effect of this pint is blander than I hoped. The shortcake chunks are fine, and their amount is sufficient.

Van Leeuwen’s Kraft Macaroni & Cheese ice cream is an inoffensive novelty pint that I would never seek out again. In that sense, it’s not really a success.

Van Leeuwen’s Hot Honey is a pleasant surprise. The vanilla base tastes sweet at first, then hot from the globs of melted hot honeycomb candy bits.