St. Albans, Vermont is home to two factories that together pump out Ben & Jerry's ice cream at a rate of nearly one million pints a day! The plants featured in this video run 24/7 to produce the brand's famous flavors including Half Baked and Cherry Garcia. If you want to see inside a real Ben & Jerry's factory, you'll have to go about an hour south to Waterbury for their Factory Experience. (Born in Space)
Peek inside the two Ben & Jerry's ice cream factories that churn out nearly 1M pints a day
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