Review: Arctic Zero Vanilla Maple Frozen Dessert

To say my last Arctic Zero review was underwhelming would be an accurate statement.  I think these hyper low calorie frozen desserts are an awesome idea, but they can get a little pricey.  If the product has good flavor though, that price is worth it in order to save some calories (some of the Walden Farms products, for example).  Since I picked up a couple of pints on my trip, it's time to take a look at this Arctic Zero Vanilla Maple Frozen Dessert that I picked up on the same trip to Kroger for $4.99 (sale price).  It's 150 calories per pint and like most pints of ice cream, it contains four half-cup servings.

Review: Arctic Zero Chocolate Peanut Butter Frozen Dessert

So everyone knows that desserts and ice creams are not healthy but some companies try to make valiant attempts to make their desserts "healthier" and after having been told about Arctic Zero products in the past, I've been casually looking for them in my local stores to no avail...until recently.  Of course, had I used the product finder on their website, I would have found these a lot faster, but as we all know, I'm not particularly bright.  Anyway, I found several different flavors of their frozen dessert pints in one of my local Kroger stores and since my quest was finally fulfilled, I knew I had to grab a couple of flavors to try out, so I'll start with a review of this Arctic Zero Chocolate Peanut Butter Frozen Dessert that I picked up on sale for $4.99.  One of the miraculous things about Arctic Zero products is that they are only 150 calories per pint, so you can destroy a whole pint and not feel all that guilty about it.