WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) — A new ice cream flavor concocted by a group of Purdue University students is helping the school mark its 150th anniversary.
Boiler Tracks is a vanilla ice cream that includes a mixture of chocolate pieces, toffee and caramel. The flavor made its public debut last Friday in honor of Purdue's Sesquicentennial Celebration.
Boiler Tracks was developed in a partnership between Purdue Dining & Catering and a team of Department of Food Science students who beat out six other student teams who also created flavors.
The ice cream will be served in residential dining courts, an on-campus restaurant and can be purchased at Pappy's Sweet Shop in the Purdue Memorial Union and select retail locations.
Boiler Tracks will be produced by Round Barn Creamery, a family-owned, Kewanna-based homemade ice cream company.
Purdue now has its own ice cream: Boiler Tracks. The vanilla ice cream is a mix of chocolate pieces, toffee & caramel.🍦 #Purdue150https://t.co/G4Bure3kKB pic.twitter.com/DjLTg7dYCF
— Purdue U. News (@PurdueUnivNews) March 5, 2019
