Favourite Ice Cream Flavour

[Sprocket.]

This at the moment

But Mrs Sprocket has this with a liberal dousing of Baileys on top.

 

[Badgers]

try it with wray & nephew

Think my issues stem from my fussiness as a child.
I liked simple flavours and then stuck with them

 

[Pickman's model]

Think my issues stem from my fussiness as a child.
I liked simple flavours and then stuck with them

but, Badgers, now it is time to put away childish things and embrace the complexity of flavours within adult ice creams

 

[Badgers]

but, Badgers, now it is time to put away childish things and embrace the complexity of flavours within adult ice creams

Scared

 

[Pickman's model]

Scared

just take it one tubful at a time

 

[Badgers]

 

[Pickman's model]

 

[Wolveryeti]

Stem ginger and vanilla by Loseleys

 

[Sprocket.]

Beefheart's Ice cream for Crow.

 

[Badgers]

 

[moon]

lemon ice... can you still get this?? I used to lurve it from the ice cream van... and rum and raisin...

 

[trabuquera]

Chestnut. Sounds mad (and very unseasonal - an autumn treat in a summer treat?) but it's the nicest thing in the whole wide world.

Hazelnut a close second.

Mixed cone of coconut icecream + raspbery sorbet for the bronze.

 

[Hocus Eye.]

I have just realised that this thread is so old that it stems from the days when ice-cream was a new invention. I don't have a favourite, I like it all. Can you still get Vanilla?

 

[moon]

no, but you can get lemon curd flavoured yogurt

 

[tufty79]

no, but you can get lemon curd flavoured yogurt

aaaa I used to LOVE that stuff.

 

[pogofish]

After being given an ice cream make last year, my own fresh strawberry and Amaretto is a firm favourite - with the added bonus that you can easily make it with less sugar, salt, no egg and no added fat compared to commercial ice creams.

The only thing is that it does not make a great deal at a time and you need a few hours for the bowl to re-freeze between batches - but its worth the wait!

 

[farmerbarleymow]

Badgers, U75's very own Mr Whippy.

 

[farmerbarleymow]

lemon ice... can you still get this?? I used to lurve it from the ice cream van... and rum and raisin...

Lemon Top from Pacittos up in Teesside is lovely.

 

[bubblesmcgrath]

Proper vanilla .......

And home made rum and raisin

 

[Callum91]

Espresso always makes a nice ice cream flavour if coffee is your thing, or cappuccino if coffee isn't your thing.

 

[sovereignb]

Epic bump.

It's Ben & Jerry's Core Blondie Brownie. It's incredible. A soft salted caramel core surrounded by half chocolate and half vanilla ice creams studded with chocolate and brownie chunks. *makes Homer drooling noise*

This really is the bloody best flavour, but i will only buy when on special offer

 

[Plumdaff]

Sidoli's Turkish Delight. It's the little tiny bits of chocolate in it that push it over into sublime. Bring on the hot weather!

 

[Epona]

Raspberry Ripple

(Anyone who has heard the story doesn't need to ask, and anyone who hasn't heard the story probably doesn't want to know)

 

[bi0boy]

I like plain ice cream, but you can't seem to get it these days.

 

[Mattym]

Gino Ginelli- Toffee fudge.

 

[catinthehat]

Valdis = the best ice cream - they even make the cones fresh in a waffle maker then shape it on a wooden cone. Made fresh every day and on Pride Day they make a massive rainbow colored ice cream with glitter in it.

 

[StoneRoad]

Cadwallader's in Criccieth do some wonderful but tradtional flavours
The strawberry or raspberry ripples have real fruit in them and the ginger / fudge / cinder toffee ones are good .......
The café has a fine line in sundaes and nanna splits (to misquote a mate's small person!)

I don't *do* the fancy / modern ones like bubblegum ....

 

[RubyToogood]

This at the momentView attachment 53910

But Mrs Sprocket has this with a liberal dousing of Baileys on top.

The one with chocolate sauce is even better.

 

[Biddlybee]

Pistachio or coconut I think.

 

[Citizen66]

Caramel. Pistachio comes a close second. Was always mint choc chip when I was a kid.