Toffee Crumble Ice lollies for sale in Iceland

[Logger]

These always seem to be a favourite and they can be very hard to come by these days so I figured it was worth a mention.  Bought a box of 10 in Iceland today for 3.

 

Apologies if these are massively available at the moment in other stores but I personally haven't seen them for years.  The closest thing I've been able to find recently-ish is a Farmfoods imitation without the crumbly stuff on the outside!!  I'm so happy with my find that I'm going to eat the whole box

[oldspice]

Yum. Thanks for this. Sounds smashing but I am afraid I will sadly give them a miss as I am cutting down big time. I've got to shift some weight. I've never been as fat as I am now.

[Logger]

Nor me...I'm not sure I care though.  I care more about ice cream, chocolate and food in general than I do about my waistline  sad but true.

[oldspice]

That's great but when you can't bend down to put your own shoes on .......

[Logger]

I'll get my husband to do it...little darling that he is...

[Ian2861]

Toffee Crumble - yummy.

[norfolk]

I bought a box of 4 for 1 from Asda a couple of weeks ago, they also nobbly Bobblies, retro heaven!

[Logger]

They now also have Mint Crisps in Asda.  Yey!!!!!!

[davidc]

Nor me...I'm not sure I care though.  I care more about ice cream, chocolate and food in general than I do about my waistline <img src="http://www.chocolatereview.co.uk/chocforum/smileys/smiley36.gif" height="17" width="17" border="0" align="absmiddle" alt="LOL" /> sad but true.

I've noticed that many of the ice cream varieties of choclate bars (as long as its a bar of ice cream, not the lolly) have less calories and fat than the chocolate bar.

Btw, when I lost weight, I did it still eating chocolate, either a Cadbury's Cream egg or Crunchie bar every day. And if I did a lot of cycling that day, I'd have more chocolate (though I do tend to cycle miles, into different areas rather than just round the block). I did try the ice cream bars, but as they usually come in a box of four, the whole box got eaten. You can buy them seperately from newsagents, but they often cost more than the box (£1 from stores like Farmfoods, £1.20-30 for them seperate from newsagents, so you can see my dilemma here!)

[Scarlet_Salome]

I've noticed that many of the ice cream varieties of choclate bars (as long as its a bar of ice cream, not the lolly) have less calories and fat than the chocolate bar.

Btw, when I lost weight, I did it still eating chocolate,

The ice creams are less than the chocolate bars? Cuz those celebrations minis have always looked interesting, plus some of the cadbury's ones. And I haven't eaten ice cream for five years...

And of course one can easily lose weight and still eat chocolate; I've had serious anorexia for six years and been under 5 stone (I'm 5ft6) for the past three, and for a significant amount of that time I ALWAYS ate chocolate virtually every day. Its all in the amount and the balancing it with the number of calories expended.

[drterror666]

For anyone who lives in Bristol, there's an ice cream van that parks in the car park near Gardiner Haskins.  Apart from supplying the best 99's ever, they also do Toffee Crumbles!  Get in there!

[loulou]

For anyone living in Newcastle there is an ice cream van that sells drugs from it. It's parked up until 10pm 7 days a week.

[paulham]

Do you get sprinkles on yours, Lou?

[loulou]

No i don't go to the ice cream man. He is scary.

[ayrshirechocman]

Farmfoods also sell them.