Helados Panilla Inc. is a Puerto Rican ice cream company headquarted in San Juan with offices on the U.S. mainland in Worcester, Massachusetts. The company was founded by Leonardo Panizzi and Hernándo Osorio Cannella in 1953.
Panilla has factories in Bayamón, Puerto Rico and Fitchburg, Massachusetts.
Their main rival is Breyers, for both use natural ingredients (albeit with Panilla using more of such) and having somewhat of a “dark” advertising aesthetic with a black background and such. Turkey Hill is another rival of Panilla.
Panilla’s ice cream bars are noted for being at a Magnum-level of premium, but are advertised to a wider audience (somewhat similar to what Turkey Hill is doing with their Dipped Duos ice cream bars)
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Products[]
- Golden Vanilla ice cream
- Creamy Vanilla ice cream
- Vanilla Bean ice cream
- Chocolate ice cream
- Creamy Chocolate ice cream
- Dark Chocolate ice cream
- Strawberry ice cream
- Neapolitan ice cream
- Peanut Butter Cup ice cream
- Black Cherry ice cream
- Banana Split ice cream
- Mint Chocolate Chip ice cream
- Butterscotch ice cream
- Butter Pecan ice cream
- Pistachio Almond ice cream
- Maple Walnut ice cream
- Heavenly Hash ice cream
- Caramel Toffee Crunch ice cream
- Cookie Dough ice cream
- Cookies N' Cream ice cream
- Cotton Candy ice cream
- Bubblegum ice cream
- Birthday Cake ice cream
- Superman ice cream (features blue moon (blue), black cherry (red), and golden vanilla (yellow) flavor swirls; unlike most companies that make home versions, Panilla licensed the Superman trademark from DC Comics, as a result the packaging features Superman characters)
- Batman ice cream (variant of Superman ice cream featuring purple (grape soda), yellow (mango) and black (coconut) flavor swirls)
- Moose Tracks ice cream (packaging has the Denali Original Moose Tracks logo on it)
- Various flavors of Moose Tracks other than the original (Chocolate, Mint, Extreme, etc.)*
- Caramel Caribou ice cream (packaging has the Denali Caramel Caribou logo on it)
- Salty Caramel Caribou ice cream (packaging has the Denali Salty Caramel Caribou logo on it)*
- Bear Claw ice cream (packaging has the Denali Bear Claw logo on it)*
- Bear Foot Brownie ice cream (packaging has the Denali Bear Foot Brownie logo on it)*
- Otter Paws ice cream (packaging has the Denali Otter Paws logo on it)*
- Blue Moon ice cream
- Pumpkin Spice ice cream (seasonal; Autumn)
- Peppermint Swirl ice cream (seasonal; Winter)
- Orange sherbet
- Pineapple sherbet
- Rainbow sherbet
- Ice cream bar
- Various other premium ice cream bars
- Strawberry Shortcake bar
- Chocolate Eclair bar
- Ice cream sandwich
- Sundae cone
- Just Dipped Sundae cone (no nuts)
- 6-Flavor ice pops (grape, raspberry, cherry, orange, lemon, lime)
- Banana ice pops
- Lychee ice pops
- Fruit Punch ice pops
- 6-Flavor ice+ice cream pops (same flavors as 6-Flavor ice pops with vanilla ice cream centers)
- Fudge pops
- Premium strawberry fruit bar
- Premium coconut & cream fruit bar
- Pop variety pack (grape, cherry, orange, lime ice pops; orange ice+ice cream pops; fudge pops)
- Classic variety pack (Ice cream bar; Ice cream sandwich; Sundae cone)
- Sundae Cone variety pack (vanilla, vanilla fudge, vanilla caramel)
- Just Dipped Sundae Cone variety pack (same flavors as above)
- Premium fruit bar variety pack (Strawberry, Raspberry, Lime, Pineapple)
- Premium fruit+cream bar variety pack (Coconut, Peach, Strawberry, Mango)
- Plombir (Russian/Soviet-style plombir cones; come in vanilla, vanilla fudge, and chocolate)
- Ice cream cup variety pack (similar to Hoodsies and Great Value ice cream cups)
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Trivia[]
- Come 2022, with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Plombir cones have stopped being sold by them, with it currently being unknown if or when they will return to the market.