A refrigerator appliance comprising: a cabinet; an ice maker attached to the cabinet; a dispenser recess defined on the refrigerator appliance in selective communication with the ice maker; a dispenser conduit disposed within the dispenser recess, the dispenser conduit comprising a chute wall defining an ice passage permitting ice therethrough, a fluid inlet (220, 230) positioned radially outward from the ice passage in fluid communication with a fluid source selectively supplying a fluid flow thereto, and a fluid outlet (222, 232) defined through the chute wall in downstream fluid communication with the fluid inlet (220, 230); and a light source mounted within the chute wall, the light source being directed toward the dispenser recess, characterized by that the fluid outlet (222, 232) is a first fluid outlet, wherein the fluid inlet (220, 230) is a first fluid inlet, wherein the first fluid outlet comprises a plurality of discrete first fluid outlets defined through the chute wall, and wherein the chute wall further defines a second fluid inlet positioned radially outward from the ice passage in fluid parallel to the first fluid inlet, and a second fluid outlet in downstream fluid communication with the second fluid inlet, wherein the second fluid outlet comprises a plurality of discrete second fluid outlets defined through the chute wall, and wherein the chute wall further defines a first manifold channel extending within the chute wall in upstream fluid communication with the plurality of discrete first fluid outlets, and a second manifold channel extending within the chute wall in upstream fluid communication with the plurality of discrete second fluid outlets and in fluid isolation from the first manifold channel. a cabinet; an ice maker attached to the cabinet; a dispenser recess defined on the refrigerator appliance in selective communication with the ice maker; a dispenser conduit disposed within the dispenser recess, the dispenser conduit comprising a chute wall defining an ice passage permitting ice therethrough, a fluid inlet (220, 230) positioned radially outward from the ice passage in fluid communication with a fluid source selectively supplying a fluid flow thereto, and a fluid outlet (222, 232) defined through the chute wall in downstream fluid communication with the fluid inlet (220, 230); and a light source mounted within the chute wall, the light source being directed toward the dispenser recess, characterized by that the fluid outlet (222, 232) is a first fluid outlet, wherein the fluid inlet (220, 230) is a first fluid inlet, wherein the first fluid outlet comprises a plurality of discrete first fluid outlets defined through the chute wall, and wherein the chute wall further defines a second fluid inlet positioned radially outward from the ice passage in fluid parallel to the first fluid inlet, and a second fluid outlet in downstream fluid communication with the second fluid inlet, wherein the second fluid outlet comprises a plurality of discrete second fluid outlets defined through the chute wall, and wherein the chute wall further defines a first manifold channel extending within the chute wall in upstream fluid communication with the plurality of discrete first fluid outlets, and a second manifold channel extending within the chute wall in upstream fluid communication with the plurality of discrete second fluid outlets and in fluid isolation from the first manifold channel. an ice passage permitting ice therethrough, a fluid inlet (220, 230) positioned radially outward from the ice passage in fluid communication with a fluid source selectively supplying a fluid flow thereto, and a fluid outlet (222, 232) defined through the chute wall in downstream fluid communication with the fluid inlet (220, 230); and a light source mounted within the chute wall, the light source being directed toward the dispenser recess, characterized by that the fluid outlet (222, 232) is a first fluid outlet, wherein the fluid inlet (220, 230) is a first fluid inlet, wherein the first fluid outlet comprises a plurality of discrete first fluid outlets defined through the chute wall, and wherein the chute wall further defines a second fluid inlet positioned radially outward from the ice passage in fluid parallel to the first fluid inlet, and a second fluid outlet in downstream fluid communication with the second fluid inlet, wherein the second fluid outlet comprises a plurality of discrete second fluid outlets defined through the chute wall, and wherein the chute wall further defines a first manifold channel extending within the chute wall in upstream fluid communication with the plurality of discrete first fluid outlets, and a second manifold channel extending within the chute wall in upstream fluid communication with the plurality of discrete second fluid outlets and in fluid isolation from the first manifold channel.