Nestle’s Drumstick ice cream is taking some serious heat online. Not enough to get the cone to melt, of course. Social media users, particularly on TikTok, have been conducting science ...

With summer approaching, what better time is there to cool off with a nice frozen treat? Be careful which one you choose, ...

Getty One TikTok creator is clearing the air about Drumstick ice cream's tendency to, well, not melt. Nestlé's ice cream truck-favorite treat has been trending on TikTok the past few months as ...

Inside Edition conducted a test by placing the Drumstick and a regular ice cream cone under hot camera lights for four hours. The ice cream cone melted completely and the Drumstick fell apart.

No matter how long you leave it out on your counter. "What you're looking at here is the aftermath of a Drumstick ice cream cone that has been sitting out for 22 hours now," TikToker ...

According to TikTok user @just4funsiez0, she had recently seen a video in which someone claimed that the “ice cream” in a Drumstick, a frozen treat made by Nestlé, does not melt. While the ...

The clip, which has amassed 20 million views, features a Drumstick ice cream cone sitting on a stand beside a young woman, which is said to have been in place for 24 hours. The woman waves the ...

Nestlé’s Drumstick was invented in 1928 and has been ... Turns out, Drumsticks are not really ice cream. Nestlé, the company that makes them, describes it as a frozen dairy dessert.

The TikToker, Savannah, said the difference lied in the way "the Drumstick is formulated versus regular ice cream." According to Food & Wine, Drumsticks aren't made with ice cream and instead use ...

Nestle’s Drumstick ice cream is taking some serious heat online. Not enough to get the cone to melt, of course. Social media users, particularly on TikTok, have been conducting science experiments ...