Redbrick’s Romana Essop provides a ranking of the best ice creams to keep you company this Valentine’s
Valentine’s Day may have become controversial for those who are single and taken alike, but at least one associated food remains a safe haven for us all: ice cream. Whether you’re planning a solo feast, a celebration of ‘palentine’s day’, or a stay-at-home date, ice cream serves as the perfect snack. But regardless of our relationship status, Valentine’s is an excellent opportunity to remember to love yourself, and what better way to do it than to forget that calorie counting, grab a spoon and dig in to these mouth-watering frozen treats:
Wall’s Vanilla Soft Scoop – A simple and humble choice which doesn’t break the bank but still succeeds in returning us to our childhood roots. This nostalgic favourite is also helpfully available in massive 1.8 litre tubs – for sharing or self-indulging.
Ben and Jerry’s Non-Dairy Chocolate Fudge Brownie – In keeping with the theme of inclusivity this Valentine’s, Ben and Jerry’s provide a chocolate ice cream which is suitable for lactose intolerants and vegans alike.
McFlurry – Perhaps an unusual choice, but an undoubted fan-favourite. Forget the fancy variations; the classic dairy milk works for every occasion. What’s more, it’s the perfect excuse to get a McDonald’s since McFlurrys are free with a student card when you buy a meal.
Vienetta Mint Ice Cream Dessert – Indeed, this particular ice cream may require a knife as well as a spoon, but the extra washing up is definitely worth it. Unfortunately, in a world of tubbed-ice cream, Vienetta often gets forgotten, so perhaps it is time it gets the attention it deserves.
Haagen Dazs Strawberry Cheesecake – Consider this an indulgent investment into your personal happiness. A little pricey, yes, but as the perfect accompaniment to a classic rom-com, what better time to treat yourself?
Make sure you keep Valentine’s sweet this year!
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