Ice cream lovers really can expect a taste sensation by a host of these flavours.
You won’t be left disappointed if you fill your supermarket basket with any of them.
Whatever your budget, whether you can afford the top price ice cream or begrudge paying more than £2 for your dessert, you are in for a treat.
Sampling the variety on offer was an easy task and all of them have something to recommend them by.
Here are some of the best to add to your shopping trolley.
Ben & Jerry’s Cookie Dough - £4.50
It may be one of the most expensive ice creams out there at a cool £4.50 in Tesco.
But I have to say it’s worth every penny.
One spoonful is packed with cookie dough chunks and stunning vanilla ice cream.
Ice cream lovers will not be disappointed and will be left wanting more.
Haagen-Dazs - Vanilla - £4.50
It promises real cream and you can really taste it.
A 400g tub may not be the cheapest options but it’s a real treat.
The ice cream is luxury in a bowl and is completely dreamy.
Definitely worth a try.
Carte D’Or - Salted Caramel - £3.50
One word for this ice cream - beautiful.
The first thing that strikes you is its texture and you really taste the caramel pieces.
It really is a treat and has a great aftertaste.
Tesco - Salted Caramel Cheesecake Ice Cream - £1.80
Packed full of flavour you can really taste the salted caramel.
The mix of the cheesecake really adds to the caramel sauce.
It may not cost as much as its rivals but the ice cream is really good.
Good value for money.
Asda - Really Creamy Salted Caramel - £1.80
The price may be the same but compared to the Tesco version this is definitely more subtle.
In a spoonful, you get more of a taste of the milk choc honeycomb pieces than the salted caramel.
Pleasant ice cream and reasonably priced.
Overall verdict
Carte D’Or - Salted Caramel
This really has to be my pick - it’s a great taste, with a great price.
One bowful and you will be wanting more.
Well worth the money.
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