Some people think grape ice cream wouldn’t be tasty or popular enough for shops or restaurants to sell. Others believe that it is not an option because it has been banned in the U.S.

Sadly, relying on a watery base will often produce ice cream sprinkled with chunks of ice. However, if you have been dreaming of grape ice cream, you don't necessarily have to give up on your reverie.

As early as 1916, the Postum company included a recipe for Grape-Nuts ice cream in one of these publications. The method was simple: Just add Grape-Nuts to vanilla ice cream.

While some recipes for homemade grape ice cream exist on the internet, you won’t likely find any that are produced commercially on a large scale. The reason for this is twofold.

Some people think grape ice cream wouldn’t be tasty or popular enough for shops or restaurants to sell. Others believe that it is not an option because it has been banned in the U.S.