Creamy as advertised but lacks taste

Just how the advertisement and caption claims - you will indeed find creaminess in the tub. However - the flavours taste artificial especially the strawberry one and they all are quite similar in taste - lacking distinction in every flavour. There is a lack of true vanilla and chocolate flavour so I would say taste is definitely missing- but great if you are going for a bland icy rich creamy milky texture and consistency.

Some background thought about food and its origins
Vanila extracts from vanilla beans and has its own unique taste and originates from vanilla plants. Similarly, chocolate sprouts from cacao beans.. think of chocolate brands and all its different variations in product quality and taste. Real good chocolate is thick as well as great in taste. I would recommend Chapman's napolean/neopolitan ice cream INSTEAD in which each and every flavour is different, unique and delicious for lesser the price without compromising quality (can be found at Walmart, Sobeys - easily accessible). I have been enjoying this ice cream box for years since childhood and being a Canadian-raised individual. Its flavours more closely resemble the actual organic roots of vanilla, strawberry and chocolate sprouting from mother nature. It is better to eat good quality food to minimize the risk of health defects because even if you eat products rooted from mother earth in abundance or shortage - you will minimize your risk of disease - but of course, balance is important in ones diet.

My idea of creaminess
1) Real: Stemming from milk fat boiled at high temperatures and sometimes pasteurized milk (a perfect type of creaminess with milky texture)
2) Fake: Full of artificial flavours and ingredients (i.e., sucrose gum instead of organic sources of sweetness). It is not worth sacrificing health - not even for good taste.

Some food for thought - justifications of cost - Why pay more?

Cost of quality food brands is justified when food is organic
Good taste can be founded in true sources - more costly in expense as farmers much input higher labour to grow produce as its natural speed and exposure to sunlight and all its relative necessities to optimize the level of ripeness

Or pay less and compromise health - increasing expenses of recovery?

That's a decision for you to make!

-True devotee of ice cream for 30 years (+) and has experimented with plentiful flavours and brands beginning from childhood - consider myself an ice cream junkie and brand ambassador of globally-renowned ice cream brands

I don't know what it was about the flavor of this. I usually like Breyer''s. It had a chalky taste and it made a terrible taste in my mouth. My husband wouldn't eat it either.

Being honest, the best thing about any Neapolitan ice cream is that you have a choice of three. With Breyers Neapolitan, being honest, the best ice cream here is the chocolate. The other two not so much. The strawberry is way too sweet and the vanilla is just a disappointment. The vanilla to me, tastes too bland and too soft.