What is a klondike bar

A Klondike Bar is a popular frozen dessert consisting of a square-shaped ice cream sandwich coated in a chocolate shell. The classic Klondike Bar consists of a creamy vanilla ice cream core coated in a thick layer of milk chocolate. The treat is typically frozen to a temperature of around -20°F (-29°C) to give it a solid, creamy texture.

The origins of the Klondike Bar date back to the 1920s in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Isaly's Delictessen, a local deli, began selling a frozen treat called the "Klondike" that consisted of a slice of ice cream coated in chocolate and wrapped in silver paper. The name "Klondike" was reportedly inspired by the Klondike Gold Rush of the late 1800s.

In terms of nutrition, a classic Klondike Bar contains 250 calories, 13g of fat, 27g of sugar, and 4g of protein per serving. The ingredients include milk, cream, sugar, whey, cocoa, and natural flavors.

If you're looking to try a Klondike Bar or a similar frozen treat, you can find them in most supermarkets or online retailers. Some popular alternatives include Choco Tacos, Drumsticks, or even making your own ice cream sandwiches at home with your favorite flavors!