Penn State Creamery yanks Sandusky Blitz ice cream from shelves; Peachy Paterno safe for now

True story: Berkey Creamery, the ice cream store located on the Penn State campus, had an ice cream called “Sandusky Blitz.” But as of Monday, the flavor — described on their web site as “banana flavored ice cream with chocolate covered peanuts and caramel swirl,” was nowhere to be found on the store’s menu, or its web site.

Creamery management would not comment on the removal of the flavor.

Meanwhile, however, you’ll be happy to know that “Peachy Paterno” ice cream isn’t going anywhere. For now. The Daily Collegian:

McAndrew (sophomore-energy business and finance) said even though Joe Paterno has been connected to the ongoing situation, he would not be opposed to the continued production of the Peachy Paterno flavor for now.

“I’d keep the flavor because [Paterno] did what he was supposed to, even though it might have been the bare minimum. He acted the way he should’ve,” McAndrew said.

Brown agreed with McAndrew.

“Until I know more about Paterno’s involvement, I would not take Peachy Paterno away because he’s given so much back to the university and he might not deserve to have his reputation sullied like this,” Brown said.

I repeat, these are true quotes. The Onion was not involved in any way.

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