Halo Top is putting praline almonds into one new pint and chocolate sandwich cookies into another. Okay, the mix-ins have my attention.
The brand’s two new flavors are Salted Caramel Almond and Mint Chocolate Cookie, both part of its Mix-Ins light ice cream lineup. According to Halo Top, each has 490 calories for the whole pint.
According to the brand’s October 13 announcement shared with Totally The Bomb, they’re beginning to roll out at select Food Lion, H-E-B and Hy-Vee locations for $5.99. That “select” matters before you make a special freezer-aisle trip.
What’s in the two new Halo Top flavors?
Salted Caramel Almond starts with brown butter-flavored light ice cream, then adds salted caramel swirls and praline almonds. So the almond part isn’t just a flavor in the background. There are actual nut pieces alongside the caramel.
Mint Chocolate Cookie combines mint light ice cream with fudge swirls and pieces of chocolate sandwich cookie. For anyone who usually ends up choosing between mint ice cream and cookies and cream, this is the flavor description to look at first.
The difference is pretty straightforward: one goes in a buttery, caramel-and-almond direction; the other pairs mint with chocolate, fudge and cookie pieces.
Where can you find them?
The initial retailer list is Food Lion, H-E-B and Hy-Vee, with availability limited to select locations. The announced price is $5.99, but local pricing and stock can vary.
Wider availability is planned for early 2027, according to the detailed rollout information Halo Top shared. For now, check your local store before heading out. A retailer being on the launch list doesn’t mean every location has both pints in its freezer today.
The 490-calorie number is for the whole pint
Halo Top says both flavors have 490 calories per pint. For nutrition, ingredient or allergy information, read the specific flavor’s label rather than assuming every Halo Top pint is the same.
For now, the useful shopping list is short: two new flavors, a $5.99 announced price, and three chains to check locally. Mint with actual cookie pieces is a very reasonable reason to open the freezer door.
