Friday, November 28, 2014

SNICKERS Satisfies The ESPN Sunday NFL Countdown Crew

SNICKERS surprised Tom Jackson, Keyshawn Johnson, Mike Ditka, Chris Berman, Cris Carter, and Ryan Clark on the set of ESPN’s Sunday NFL Countdown on November 9th, 2014 with SNICKERS. SNICKERS is the official chocolate sponsor of the NFL.

Sunday, November 23, 2014

Our Inventory

Blue Bunny Products

Looney Tunes cup 12oz
Jolly Rancher Watermelon cup 6oz
Tear Jerker cup 6oz
Big Dipper Cookie n Cream cone 4.3oz
Big Dipper Chocolate cone 4.3oz
Big Dipper Strawberry Burst cone 4.3oz
Big Dipper Vanilla cone 4.3oz
Bomb Pop Jolly Rancher 4.5oz
Bomb Pop Tear Jerker 4.5oz
Bomb Pop Tongue Splash 4.5oz
Bomb Pop Watermelon 4.5oz
Bomb Pop Fudge 4.5oz
Bomb Pop RWB 4.5oz
Bomb Pop Jr. Sour Power 2oz
Cherry Banana Split 3oz
Champ Cone Variety pack 4.6oz
Chill Cherry Explosion cup 11.5oz
Chill Double Lemon cup 11.5oz
Vanilla Crunch bar 3oz
Face Batman 4oz
Face Bratz
Face Bugs Bunny 3.75oz
Face Madagascar 4oz
Face Ninja Turtle 4oz
Face Pink Panther 4oz
Face Scooby Doo 3.75oz
Face Shrek 4oz
Face Sonic the Hedgehog 4oz
Face Tweety Bird 3.5oz
Face Power Puff 3.7oz
Fudge bar 3oz
Big Double Strawberry Sandwich 6oz
Big Mississippi Mud Sandwich 6oz
Big Neopolitan Sandwich 6oz
Big Vanilla Sandwich 6oz
Jolly Rancher Ice pop 4oz
Looney Rainbow Push Up 4oz
Lucas Chamoy bar 3oz
Lucas Limon bar 3oz
Lucas Mango bar 3oz
Lucas Pelucas bar 3oz
Orange Dream bar 3oz
Sour Wower Blue Raspberry bar 3oz
Watermelon Whirl bar 3oz
Sundea Crunch Strawberry bar 3oz
Sundea Crunch Chocolate bar 3oz
Small Neopolitan Sandwich 4oz
Small Vanilla Sandwich 40z
Birthday Party Sandwich 4oz

Good Humor Products

Big Stick Cherry/Pineapple 3.5oz
Airhead Blue Raspberry/Watermelon pop 2.85oz
Klondike Choco Taco Vanilla 4oz
Classic Chocolate Eclair 4oz
Classic Strawberry Shortcake 4oz
Cookie n Cream bar 4oz
Premium Chocolate Chip Cookie Sandwich 4.5oz
Face Dora the Explorer 4oz
Face Sour Patch Kid 3.75oz
Face Spiderman 4oz
Face Sponge Bob 4oz
King Kone 4.6oz
Cyclone bat 2.7oz
Lick-a-Color pop 3.5oz
Oreo bar 4oz
Pop Shots Lime 3.7oz
Scribbler pop 2-pk 2.4oz
Magnum Double Carmel bar 3.3oz
Magnum Double Almond 3.3oz

M & M Mars Products

Dove bar dark/milk chocolate 2.89oz
M & M Cookie sandwich 4oz
Snickers bar 3.33oz
Twix bar 3.13oz
Milky way bar 3.13oz

Ben & Jerry’s Novelties

1 Cherry Garcia bar 3.72oz

Half Baked bar 3.72oz
Vanilla milk chocolate bar 3.72oz

Delicias

Esquimal de fresa (strawberry) 4oz
Esquimal de Vanilla 4oz
Arroz Fruit bar (Rice pudding) 4oz
Buter Pecan Fruit bar 4oz
Coconut fruit bar 4oz
Jamaica Fruit bar 4oz
Lime Fruit bar 4oz
Mango Fruit bar 4oz
Pepino Fruit bar 4oz
Pineapple Fruit bar 4oz
Strawberry cream fruit bar 4oz
Strawberry Juice Fruit bar 4oz
Tamarindo Fruit bar 4oz
Van Cream Fruit bar 4oz
Watermelon Fruit bar 4oz
Bolis Rompope 7oz

Its-it

Chip it sandwich 10oz
It’s it chocolate sandwich 5.5oz
It’s it vanilla sandwich 5.5oz
It’s it Mint sandwich 5.5oz
It’s it Cappuccino 5.5oz
It’s it super sundae 5.25oz

Wonder

Snow Cone bubblegum 7oz
Snow Cone Sour Apple 7oz
Snow Cone Jolly Rancher Rainbow 7oz
Whistle pops 2.75oz
Dino sour push up 2.75oz
Chocolate sundae cups 5oz
Strawberry sundae cups 5oz
Bubble gum sundae cups 5oz
Candy Blast Cup 10oz
Snow Storm Cup 10oz
Cookie Dough Cup 10oz
Apple Pie Cup 10oz
Peach Cobbler Cup 10oz
Strawberry Shortcake Cup 10oz
Malt Cup Chocolate 10oz
Malt cup Vanilla 10oz
Malt Ball Crunch Cup 10oz

Nestle Dreyer’s Products

Crunch Bars 3.0oz
Butterfinger loaded bars 4oz
Drumstick Variety 4.6oz
Drumstick Supreme King Cone 7.0oz
Toll House Cookie Sandwich 6oz
Itzakadoozie Ice pop 3.3oz
Dibs Singles 4.0oz
Haagen Dazs Bars3.0oz

Rich’s Products

Sour Cherry bar 4oz
Wacky Watermelon bar 4oz
Sour Raspberry Bar 4oz
Cookie and Cream Bar 3oz
Creamy Crunch Bar 3.0oz
Fudge Frenzy Bar 3.0oz
Orange Cream Pop 3.0oz
Neapolitan Ice cream sandwich 6oz
Vanilla Ice Cream sandwich 6oz

Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Blue Bunny® Santas Champ!® Caramel Lovers Christmas Trees

You'll have fun making these cute trees as a holiday tabletop decoration and then eating them!

Saturday, November 15, 2014

The Sweetest Of All Wedding Favors

You have waited for this all your life - getting married to the man of your dreams. You want your guests to enjoy the moment as you are taking the plunge - a mixed feeling of nerve-wracking excitement and happiness. You have arranged everything according to perfection and now, you're thinking of a memorable wedding favor to hand out to your guests. You want something unique and as exceptional as your love for your husband that has blossomed through time. Well, here's a good advice for you. Why not try something edible and sweet? Give out a delicious personalized wedding candy to each of your visitors as a wedding favor.

The Sweet Treat

Yes, you could make edible sweets as a wedding favor! In fact, wedding candy is something that most of your guests will look forward to bring home after the wedding or savor along the way as they chat about what a good time they had.

It can be chocolates, candies, cookies, cakes, brownies or other luscious treats. Unlike other wedding favors that you would probably throw away, these sweets would bring much delight to every eater.

It's All in the Wrapping

Make common candies look special by wrapping them in a presentable way. You could go and buy less expensive candy and still look like they've been from the whimsical Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory, a famous signature candy brand, or you can have a special patisserie uniquely done for you.

Place these sweets in an organza square, tie the ends with a ribbon as same as the color of your motif, and add some paper flowers or thank you wedding cards. Or, you can get some printed plastic or paper and put the candies shaped as a mini bag in which the guests can carry; enjoying it on their way home.

Fill It Up!

Add up fillers for your wedding candy pack with other sweets. You can put in a special pastry that you baked with love or some roasted almonds that go well with the chocolates. You can put in mini chocolate chip cookies with M&Ms as bits or some peanut and chocolate blend cookies. It's a wedding favor that would turn out to be extremely favorable!

Pick a local delicacy, family favorite or buy different kinds of desserts and sweets and fill your favor bags with an assortment. Everyone will love the surprise in the variety. Be careful-they might want to take home some more!

With all these choices, you may find out that a wedding candy or any other sweet alternative may be the best choice as your wedding favor. So what are you waiting for? Get ready to bake or buy (if you don't have the time) and to indulge yourself in almonds, chocolates, candies, sweetened fruits, cakes and cookies. Prepare yourself the sweetest wedding favor you can share to your guests!

Kim Maureen Medel-Datumanong is a freelance writer on many lifestyle topics including weddings. She prides herself on knowing where to find the most stylish, unique selection of wedding candy.

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/4539502

Sunday, November 9, 2014

About Us

Julz Ice Cream and Candies, formerly known as Naidu’s Ice cream has been a family owned business in West Sacramento for the past 23 years. We are a wholesale Novelty warehouse specializing in brand names like Blue Bunny, Good Humor, Its It, Nestle, Haagen Dazs, Wonder, Foster Farms, Ben & Jerry’s, M & M Mars, Delicias, and Rich’s to name a few. We serve the local ice cream truck vendors, mini marts, schools, churches, company picnics and general public in any event that needs ice cream.

My father, Mr. Naidu, started as an ice cream vendor on the streets of Dixon, California, 30 years ago. We all grew up selling ice cream on the streets of Dixon. As soon as we got our driver’s license, our father gave us an ice cream truck to teach us responsibility and the value of a hard earned dollar. Even till this day, we are known as THE ICE CREAM family in Dixon. I remember throwing candies out from the trucks at the Dixon Mayfair Parade. Good times!

Today our pride and joy is this wholesale novelty warehouse, which is operated by husband, Ravi, my two son’s, Shivam and Avineet, and me, Julz. We are open seven days a week from 8am to 1pm, weather permitting. Our hours change for the winter months. But whether hot or cold, ice cream is a treat that everyone loves to eat. Stop by and check us out!

Thursday, November 6, 2014

The History Of Ice Cream

There are many facts about ice cream history and many myths, too. But, really, what is the history of ice cream? This article will focus on the facts about what is for certain. The history of this frozen tasty dessert is a fascinating treat in itself. This good 'ole much loved American treat has a rich history (as well as taste)! I hope you profit from these facts and learn just what is the history of ice cream!

Making Ice Cream with Salt?

Ever wonder why people make ice cream with salt? It not that salt went into the ice cream, but it did have a necessary part in it. In the 1600s, people used ice, even in the summer, to keep things cold. Salt lowers the freezing temperature of ice. Ice cream history tells us that a method known as the still pot method was used to make ice cream. Salt and ice in a bucket were placed around a bowl filled with ice cream ingredients. This mixture would help the ice cream ingredients freeze.

You don't need to know a lot about the history of ice cream to know that it is best on a blazing hot and dry summer day. But how would they freeze ice cream during the summer before the days of refrigeration?

Lake ice, of course! What? Yep! Cutting huge chunks of ice out of lakes was a huge industry, especially for those who wanted to freeze their ice cream! These huge blocks of ice were stored in ice houses, which kept it from melting. When they needed it, they would go down to the ice house and get the ice in order to make their favorite treat.

1846 was the date when Nancy Johnson invented the hand-cranked freezer. Lots of work compared to electric ice cream makers, but hey!, it made it easier than that pot method!

In 1851, Jacob Fussel, Jr., began to make ice cream big business! Having been a milk dealer, he used his cream to sell ice cream. The rest is history! His business became the first ice cream manufacturer.

It was the blessed William Clewall who made your ice cream scoop so much easier to handle. He invented the scoop that had that little scraper inside in order to help you get your ice cream off the scoop! Way to go Bill!

According to ice cream history, Victorian England made ice cream fancy. You couldn't just serve it in a bowl; it had to placed in a mold and made into masterpieces. Do you feel like crossing your legs at the knee and sipping tea yet? (Sure, as long as it is with ice cream nearby!)

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/1608812

Monday, November 3, 2014

What We Offer