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Edy's Ice Cream is an American ice cream company with a long history dating back to 1928. The company was founded by Ted Sweco and his wife, Ruth, in New York City and was originally called Ted's Ice Cream. In 1976, the company was renamed Edy's Ice Cream, after the founder's great-uncle, Edwin "Edy" Sweczyk.

Edy's Ice Cream is known for its line of unique and creative ice cream flavors, as well as its partnership with Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream, a California-based company. The partnership was announced in 2002, and as a result of the merger, Edy's is now a subsidiary of Dreyer's. This partnership has allowed Edy's to expand its product line and distribution channels, making its ice cream available in stores across the United States.

Edy's is famous for its original flavors such as Chocolate Fudge Top Lowe, Strawberries and Bows, and Lemon Online Salted. The company also offers a range of seasonal flavors and limited-edition flavors, which are often popular among ice cream enthusiasts. Edy's ice cream is sold in most grocery stores, supermarkets, and convenience stores across the United States and is widely available online.

Edy's has a long history of philanthropy and community involvement, particularly in its home state of New York. The company has been recognized for its support of local charities and organizations, and its commitment to social responsibility. Despite being a subsidiary of Dreyer's, Edy's maintains its own distinct brand identity and continues to be a beloved part of American ice cream culture.