Cookies’n cream vs Smooth & creamy peanut butter premium ice cream with chocolate chips and peanut butter cup pieces — Side-by-Side | ProductGuru

This page compares Cookies’n cream and Smooth & creamy peanut butter premium ice cream with chocolate chips and peanut butter cup pieces — Cookies’n versus Smooth, both in the Frozen desserts category. The comparison is assembled automatically from public catalog data (specifications, descriptions, brand metadata). We have not held, tested, or independently measured either product; specifications are AI-estimated from the public product descriptions and may not match the current retail SKU. Use this page as a starting point, then verify on the seller's product page before buying.

At a glance

Where they differ

• Carbohydrates (AI-est.): Cookies’n cream — 38.8 g/100g; Smooth & creamy peanut butter premium ice cream with chocolate chips and peanut butter cup pieces — 27.5 g/100g.
• Energy (AI-est.): Cookies’n cream — 268.7 kcal/100g; Smooth & creamy peanut butter premium ice cream with chocolate chips and peanut butter cup pieces — 231 kcal/100g.
• Fat (AI-est.): Cookies’n cream — 11.9 g/100g; Smooth & creamy peanut butter premium ice cream with chocolate chips and peanut butter cup pieces — 16.5 g/100g.
• Protein (AI-est.): Cookies’n cream — 4.5 g/100g; Smooth & creamy peanut butter premium ice cream with chocolate chips and peanut butter cup pieces — 4.4 g/100g.
• Ingredients (AI-est.): Cookies’n cream — Ice cream: cream, nonfat milk, sugar, chocolate crunch [bleached wheat flour, sugar, palm oil, cocoa (processed with alkali), corn syrup, corn flour, baking soda, soy lecithin, salt, natural and artificial flavor], corn syrup. whey powder, stabilizer/emulsifier blend (cellulose gum, mono and diglyce; Smooth & creamy peanut butter premium ice cream with chocolate chips and peanut butter cup pieces — Cream, sugar, corn syrup, liquid peanut butter (peanuts, cottonseed and/or peanut oil, high fructose corn syrup, salt), chopped peanut butter cups (sugar, coconut oil, peanut butter (peanuts, salt), partially defatted peanut flour, nonfat milk, whole milk, cocoa (processed with alkali), salt, soy le.

Where they're similar

• Country/markets (AI-est.): both list United States.
• Category (AI-est.): both list Frozen desserts.
• Salt (AI-est.): both list 0.5 g/100g.

Which one for which use case

If Carbohydrates matters most to you, the two products list different values — see the table above and compare with your own priority. If Energy matters more, the choice may go the other way. We surface the specs; the decision is yours.

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About this comparison

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