Iowa-based ice cream sandwich now available at Costco locations across Midwest
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Thelma's, which specializes in ice cream sandwiches and got its start at the Des Moines Farmers Market, is now offering a 10-pack of Snickerdoodle ice cream sandwiches at Costco. The ice cream sandwiches will be available at over 100 locations in Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Missouri, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Kentucky throughout the summer.
'It's an incredible honor to bring our most nostalgic flavor to Costco shoppers,' Nola Morris, the CMO of Thelma's, said. 'This moment reflects how far we've come — from a pushcart at the farmers market to freezers in one of the country's most trusted retailers.'
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