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Blue Bell returns to Dallas, Fort Worth shelves

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Blue Bell ice cream returns to the Dallas area the morning of Nov. 2. By the afternoon over half of the supply is already sold out in the Coppell Tom Thumb and in the evening many stores were sold out of all Blue Bell products. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Blue Bell ice cream is restocked in Tom Thumb in the frozen section the morning of Nov. 2. The ice cream company recalled all its products after an outbreak of listeria. Many dedicated fans of Blue Bell waited outside of the supermarket before it opened so they could be the first people in the area to buy the ice cream. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Blue Bell ice cream is restocked in Tom Thumb in the frozen section the morning of Nov. 2. The ice cream company recalled all its products after an outbreak of listeria. Many dedicated fans of Blue Bell waited outside of the supermarket before it opened so they could be the first people in the area to buy the ice cream. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
CHS junior Adrian Crawford goes to Tom Thumb after school on Monday to purchase Blue Bell ice cream the day it returned to frozen section shelves in the Dallas area. Only a few flavors such as the popular Homemade Vanilla and The Great Divide were available before becoming sold out in most stores within that same day. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
CHS junior Adrian Crawford goes to Tom Thumb after school on Monday to purchase Blue Bell ice cream the day it returned to frozen section shelves in the Dallas area. Only a few flavors such as the popular Homemade Vanilla and The Great Divide were available before becoming sold out in most stores within that same day. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Blue Bell ice cream returns to the Dallas area the morning of Nov. 2. By the afternoon over half of the supply is already sold out in the Coppell Tom Thumb and in the evening many stores were sold out of all Blue Bell products. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Blue Bell ice cream returns to the Dallas area the morning of Nov. 2. By the afternoon over half of the supply is already sold out in the Coppell Tom Thumb and in the evening many stores were sold out of all Blue Bell products. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Kathy Arndt looks in the frozen section to see what flavors of Blue Bell are available on Nov. 2. The ice cream company recalled their products earlier in the year to a listeria outbreak but returned to the Dallas area Monday morning. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Kathy Arndt looks in the frozen section to see what flavors of Blue Bell are available on Nov. 2. The ice cream company recalled their products earlier in the year to a listeria outbreak but returned to the Dallas area Monday morning. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
CHS junior Sophia Shams unloads her groceries in the trunk of her car after shopping at Tom Thumb after school. She among many others purchased Blue Bell ice cream which returned to the Dallas area on Nov. 2. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
CHS junior Sophia Shams unloads her groceries in the trunk of her car after shopping at Tom Thumb after school. She among many others purchased Blue Bell ice cream which returned to the Dallas area on Nov. 2. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
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