Cockeye Creamery introduces Chai Voltage as part of its Cockeye Cares Pint Program | Proceeds from every pint of Chai Voltage sold benefit Trumbull Mobile Meals.
Cockeye Creamery wants the Valley to chai one on.
The Warren-based ice cream company introduced Chai Voltage in mid-October as part of its ongoing Cockeye Cares program. The new flavor is available at Cockeye locations in Warren and Canfield and through select retailer partners.
Until Dec. 21, 2025, 100 percent of proceeds from every pint of Chai Voltage sold will go directly to Trumbull Mobile Meals.
Cockeye calls the flavor “a bold, cozy mashup of spiced masala chai tea and fresh-ground espresso beans,” adding that the beans are roasted locally by Youngstown Coffee Co.
Chai Voltage marks the seventh flavor in the Cockeye Cares Pint Program — with every pint supporting a local cause.
Got a flavor idea of your own?
“We love hearing from our fans—and sometimes, your ideas make it all the way to the menu,” said company representatives. “Want to be the next flavor muse? Drop your idea here and tell us what’s been churning in your brain.”
About Cockeye Creamery: Erik and Stacey Hoover founded Cockeye Creamery in 2019. The Warren-based company delivers handcrafted, small-batch, super-premium ice creams to Warren, Canfield and retail partners throughout Ohio. For more information, visit here.
About Trumbull Mobile Meals: The Warren-based (501c3) nonprofit organization delivers meals to Trumbull County residents who are unable to secure or prepare a daily nutritious meal. For more information call 330-394-2538 or see here.
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