article_snippet: Could Ben & Jerry's and Jerry's, the counterculture snack empire gone mainstream, be planning a marijuana-infused ice cream?
article_snippet: And Ben & Jerry's founders already gives a nod to the marijuana culture with flavor names such as "Half Baked.
article_snippet: Cohen and Greenfield sold Ben & Jerry's founders to Unilever Inc. for $326 million in 2000.
article_snippet: If Ben & Jerry's founders were my decision, I'd be doing
article_snippet: A spokeswoman for Unilever Inc. told AdWeek magazine that there aren't any current plans for pot ice cream, but A spokeswoman for the company left the door open to the possibility.
article_snippet: Ben & Jerry's hasn't given serious consideration to the possibility of cannabis-infused ice cream," spokeswoman Kelly Mohr told AdWeek.
article_snippet: Of course, all this does make you wonder: What would you munch on if you got the munchies from a bowl of Ben & Jerry's?
highlights_snippet: Ben & Jerry's founders say Ben & Jerry's founders like the idea of weed-laced ice cream .
  
highlights_snippet: Ben & Jerry's founders says Ben & Jerry's founders's not considering such a flavor, but "perhaps Ben & Jerry's founders's high time" 