Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream announced its Eskimo Pie ice cream bars will be renamed Edy's Pie. The rebrand with new packaging is expected in early 2021.

“The Eskimo Pie was created over 100 years ago by a candy store owner who wanted to appease a young boy’s indecision on whether to buy ice cream or a chocolate bar with his nickel — he ...

The bars were renamed "Eskimo Pies" in '22 at Stover's suggestion. ... Edy, who ran several successful candy shops in California, partnered with William Dreyer to make ice cream, ...

Nelson began selling his “I-Scream bars” before partnering with chocolatier ... brought attention to the country’s popular candy Eskimo Lolly, calling it racist and inappropriate.

Nelson partnered with Omaha-based candy manufacturer Russell C. Stover and the two began mass-producing the frozen bars under the trademarked name "Eskimo Pie" -- a name suggested by Stover's wife ...

The Eskimo Pie was invented by Christian Kent Nelson, who was inspired by a boy who came to his confectionery shop in Iowa in 1920 and could not decide between an ice cream and a chocolate bar ...

The teacher, Christian Kent Nelson, called his invention the “I-Scream Bar.” Although Stover didn’t invent America’s first chocolate-covered ice cream bar, he coined its name: Eskimo Pie.

The Weird, Brief History of the Eskimo Pie Corporation It was America’s first chocolate-covered ice cream bar, patented on this day in 1922 ...

The ice cream bar, now renamed the Eskimo Pie, was an instant success. Newspapers (perhaps exaggerating) called Nelson a millionaire and reported that he was making royalties of $30,000 a week.