Lambert Ice Cream, manufactured in Quebec, certifies its vanilla and caramel as peanut-free.
About 2 years ago, the owner died, and in his will he didn't want the business to go on, but the employees took a vote between losing their job, or respecting the owner's wishes. The jobs won. And we continued to have safe ice cream.
Now I read in the local paper that the company has filed for bankruptcy. Sigh.....
They're looking for a new owner, btw..
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