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Which supermarket choc ices beat Magnum for taste and cost? I tried 10 to find out
Tesco Milk Chocolate Ice Creams
£1.35 for 3 x 110ml (45p each)
Snappy chocolate but a naff flavour, as if the beans have been roasted too dark. Not too sweet, but it has a nasty spumy texture.
Score: 1 out of 5
Asda Heavenly Moments Milk Chocolate Ice Creams
£1.35 for 3 x 110ml (45p each)
The ice cream is very light textured, creamy but not too sweet. Unfortunately the chocolate tastes stale. Score: 1 out of 5
Waitrose Milk Chocolate Sticks
£1.75 for 3 x 100ml (58p each)
Thick chocolate with an odd flavour, and although the ice cream is pleasant, creamy and light, the overall flavour is of cardboard.
Score: 2 out of 5
Lidl Gelatelli Classic
£2.35 for 6 x 120ml (39p each)
These look large and their volume is 20 per cent more than Aldi’s Gianni’s, for example (see below), but they weigh only 3g more – so that impressive size is mostly just air. Good snap to thick, smooth chocolate but very sweet ice cream that’s not all that creamy, probably because of that extra air.
Score: 2 out of 5
Magnum Classic Vanilla Ice Cream Sticks
Widely available; £3.50 for 3 x 100ml at Waitrose (£1.17 each)
Good thick chocolate on these, although it’s oddly bland – not really chocolatey, more chocolate-flavoured cake covering. Creamy ice cream, dense, almost waxy, and incredibly sweet.
Score: 3 out of 5
By Sainsbury’s Milk Chocolate Indulgence
£1.80 for 4 x 110ml (45p each)
Very sweet, over vanilla-ed ice cream that’s dense but not that creamy. The chocolate is satisfactory although it’s on the thin side – but that vanilla is what dominates!
Score: 3 out of 5
Morrisons Amour Classic
£1.45 for 3 x 110ml (48p each)
Generously sized, and while the chocolate isn’t the smoothest, it does taste real, if a bit oddly nutty. The ice cream isn’t that smooth either, and tastes bland and full of air, but the combination isn’t bad.
Score: 3 out of 5
Cadbury Dairy Milk Ice Cream
Widely available; £3.50 for 4 x 100ml at Tesco (88p each)
Good creamy chocolate that tastes distinctively Cadbury, and at 36 per cent it’s got a really thick coating.
Score: 4 out of 5
M&S Milk Chocolate Ice Cream Sticks
£2.40 for 3 x 75g in store (80p each)
Good ice cream – clean tasting and milky, but not too sweet. Chocolate is a bit thin but has a decent snap and a good creamy flavour.
Score: 4 out of 5
Aldi Gianni’s Milk Chocolate Ice Creams
£1.49 for 4 x 100ml (37p each)
Slightly grainy chocolate but nice snap. Smooth, dense, very creamy ice cream; closest to Magnum in texture but less sweet. A bargain.
Score: 5 out of 5
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Get fat? That horse bolted a long time ago.
I need to see the evidence. Get your fat **** up to SPT Manchester next month so I can see for myself.
Ha, very good, very good indeed.
Oh the new Magnum Coconut and Almond is the absolute dogs bollox.