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In Jesus’ Name, Market Test That Avocado Ice Cream

Business
United States
Started May 29, 2026

The juicer sits on Kayla Hall-Ransom’s shelf like a remnant from an old war. It was the first machine she used to cold-press fruits and vegetables into fresh drinks—with flavors like “cotton candy beet” and “sunshine”—now bottled and sold at seven locations across Tennessee. And it almost didn’t make it. Hall-Ransom, 34, was an educator Read more. The post In Jesus’ Name, Market Test That Avocado Ice Cream appeared first on Christianity Today

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The focus on trendy food items like avocado ice cream distracts from more pressing social issues that need addressing within communities.
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Promoting healthy food options is essential, but market testing should not overshadow the importance of nutrition education in schools.
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The success of unique products, such as Hall-Ransom's drinks, illustrates the potential of combining faith and business in meaningful ways.
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Innovative food products, like avocado ice cream, can revitalize communities and support local economies through entrepreneurship.
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