Dolly Parton ice creams are in high demand … with some eBay sellers looking for $ 1,000 for a pint
Dolly Parton’s new Strawberry Pretzel Pie had debuted with high demand, with some eBay sellers looking to capitalize on the product frenzy by charging $ 1,000 per pint.
Parton, 75, has collaborated on desserts with Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream to benefit Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library.
The nonprofit describes itself as a “book gift program that sends quality, free books to children from birth to age five, regardless of their family’s income.”
The latest: Dolly Parton’s new Strawberry Pretzel Pie had debuted with high demand, with some eBay sellers wanting to take advantage of the product frenzy by charging $ 1,000 per pint. The singer was captured in 2019 in Nashville at the CMA Awards
The so-called delight is known as Jeni’s ode to the country’s queen: sweet and salty, with a timeless appeal, deep American roots and that makes you feel great, ”the company said.
“It’s a throwback to the three-story cake of our young people’s potlucks. Layers of salty pretzel streusel, effortlessly sweet and spicy cream cheese ice cream, and red strawberry sauce with lipstick.
The ice cream was sold Wednesday and sold out quickly through digital and Jeni locations, and some of the buyers went to the secondary market to quickly reap benefits from the popular product.
A few people offered the product (which must be shipped with dry ice to keep it cold) for up to $ 1,000.
A few people offered the product (which must be shipped with dry ice to keep it cold) for up to $ 1,000
Desserts include “layers of salty pretzel streusel, subtly sweet and effortlessly spicy cream cheese ice cream, and red strawberry sauce with lipstick,” Jeni’s said.
Jeni’s made an update on availability saying it was not yet able to meet demand, but “has been working all day” to resell the product.
“We’re not there yet,” the company said. “As promised, we will give a 48-hour notice via email and social media before posting the flavor, but we wanted to let you know it won’t be this weekend. Thank you, again, for your patience.
The iconic singer-songwriter launched the non-profit organization in 1995 and has already surpassed one million books sent in 2003.