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From the American Pregnancy Association to the Mayo Clinic to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, there is general consensus among the experts regarding nutritional requirements of pregnant women.

The basics include things like higher protein, higher fiber, lower glycemic, and more of certain vitamins and minerals. Nightfood provides more of what you need than other ice creams.

Nightfood was formulated to be easier to digest and cause less heartburn because that can be very disruptive to sleep quality.

Our endorsement by the American Pregnancy Association is simply a recommendation that, if you’re going to eat ice cream during your pregnancy, Nightfood is the recommended option. It is still recommended you make other healthy choices throughout your day, including lots of whole foods and any necessary supplementation as recommended by your physician.

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Nightfood was originally formulated to be a better, healthier, more sleep-friendly ice cream for men, women, and kids of all ages. Only after we found pregnant women posting on Instagram about how much they loved Nightfood did we do the nutritional research and realize how much better Nightfood is for pregnant women than other ice creams.

Yes!! It’s just a better, healthier ice cream that happens to be a better choice for pregnant women. But it’s great before and after pregnancy too!

Nightfood does not contain sleep-aid substances or drugs, and it’s not a dietary supplement. It’s simply a better-for-you and more sleep-friendly choice for people already eating ice cream.

Everybody knows that what you eat before bed matters.

So, we removed/minimized stuff that’s in most other ice creams that can be sleep disruptive (excess sugar, excess fat, excess calories, caffeine in certain flavors), and we considered the nighttime digestive process and the existing research linking sleep to nutritional choices. From there, we added certain minerals and amino acids that research suggests can support sleep quality.

Nightfood has almost twice as much tryptophan than regular ice cream. It’s high in calcium and vitamin B6, added magnesium, zinc, and prebiotic fiber.

Long story short, our sleep and nutrition experts were tasked with developing a better ice cream for the millions of Americans that regularly have ice cream in the hours before bed. That’s what we call sleep-friendly.

Our experts worked with the most innovative ice cream R&D lab in the country to make sure Nightfood was better than anything else on the market. The result is a higher protein, higher fiber ice cream with less fat, less sugar, and fewer calories. We’re extremely proud of the fact that Nightfood contains no Erythritol, no Sucralose, or other artificial sweeteners.

Just hop on over to our store locator. We’re in hundreds of major supermarkets and expanding fast. We’ve also partnered with goPuff for super-fast local delivery in markets across the country.

You can view full ingredient and allergy information for each flavor here. All our pints are made on shared equipment that also processes peanuts and tree nuts. The production lines are cleaned and tested for traces of nuts after each production run to verify there are no traces of these ingredients, however it is not a nut-free facility.

Five of our initial 8 flavors are gluten-free. These are: Full Moon Vanilla, Midnight Chocolate, After Dinner Mint Chip, Cold Brew Decaf, Cherry Eclipse.

Yes. Nightfood is certified Kosher by KOF-K, The Symbol of Kosher™.

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Yes! Nightfood only uses rBST-Free milk. (No significant difference has been shown between milk derived from rBST-treated and non-rBST-treated cows).

Any Nightfood in our new packaging is lactose-free (see below). Nightfood in the old packaging (see below) is not lactose free. During our transition, you may see either old or new packaging on the shelf (or both).

For online orders, until further notice, we will be shipping the old packaging (not lactose free).

Click here to view ingredients and nutritional information.