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Nothing cools me off more than ice cream. I love it. I can eat gallons of it. And that is the problem. It is full of calories, fat, chemicals, oils, corn syrup and stuff that is just not good for me.
The name refers to nitrogen’s place in the periodic table (I should have paid attention in chemistry class) and uses nitrogen and a patented atmospheric freezing process to make the frozen desserts. The staff are in lab coats and it all looks scientific, but in the end, much more nutritious than other brands I won’t mention here.