
We were driving along Rte 7 in Waterbury, Vermont scouting out the fall colors when we stumbled upon the original Ben & Jerry's ice cream factory at 1401 Waterbury Stowe Rd. I always wanted to go on the Ben & Jerry's ice cream factory tour, so we swung in and parked. I looked at the clock and it was like 5:30 pm so I figured we had missed the tour, but to my delight they run the tour till 7 pm. We bought two tickets for $3 each and waited 10 minutes for the tour to start.It took around 30 minutes.

After the tour we were taken to the sample room for a taste of the world famous Ben and Jerry's ice cream.

Colorful hallway

Tours begin here sign.

One of the things I wanted to find outwhile I was at the Ben & Jerrys factory was what ever happened to Wavy Gravy? It was my favorite Ben & Jerry's flavor and I miss it

Ben and Jerry's quality assurance lab.
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