Spica, an Italian ice-cream manufacturer first registered Cornetto in 1960, when they brought their ready-made ice-cream cones to the market. Unfortunately for them, they did not sell very well and in 1976, Unilever bought Cornetto from them, turning it into the well known, very popular brand we know today. I would be happy to sit down to any flavour of Cornetto, but mainly buy mint or strawberry. This week for a change I went for the original one with chocolate and nuts. With 5 in our family, I always buy the family pack, which contains 6 cones. The outer box is made of strong cardboard, which stop the cones getting crushed. It is decorated in ...  Read the complete review

The wife picked up a box of these ones and 1 of the strawberry ones yesterday from Sainsburys. They cost £2 for a box of 6, but Sainsbury's is doing 2 for £2, which really is a buy one get one free. Think bogof sounds like a better bargain really. The box was quite large, and we took them out the box to put in the freezer while helping ourselves to one. The sunshine always makes you want an Ice Cream I think. These looked smaller than I last remember, and no doubt they have probably shrunk. They are wrapped in silver foil which is easy enough to unwrap. This is just an Ice cream cone which has a thin layer of Chocolate inside of it. it is ...  Read the complete review

Whilst shopping in Tesco a few days ago, the boxes of Cornettos caught my eye, particularly as they were half price, so I decided to buy two. I haven't bought Cornetto's for years and as I'm a chocoholic I couldn't wait to get them home and taste the Classico variety that I'd just purchased. Firstly, the box is extremely eye catching and has the famous Cornetto logo situated in the top left hand corner. The box is blue with a band of yellow on the right hand side. What appeals most to me about the box is that there's a photograph of an unwrapped cornetto, which takes up nearly the whole box! I was somewhat surprised to learn that ...  Read the complete review

Like most people I love ice cream cones and they don't come any better than 'Cornetto' cones made by Walls! They are lovely for a cooling snack or an after meal dessert, easy and straight from the freezer and with chocolate and vanilla ice cream and nuts on the tope with my Classico flavour you just can't go wrong, yum! My 6 Family Pack I picked up at the bargain prices of one pound from Morrisons recently and should be stored under -18% in your freezer at home :) Each cone weighs 80g and contains a chocolate flavour coating of 13.5% along with hazelnut and meringue pieces equalling 2.5 which give a really nice crunchy texture to the cone ...  Read the complete review

"Just one Cornetto, give it to me, delicious ice-cream, of Italy." Come on, sing along, we all know the words! Cornetto is a very popular brand of ice cream cone made by Walls. It was first developed in Italy (I am shocked that is really is Italian) in 1959 but didn't become popular until the 1970's. The concept of a Cornetto is an ice cream which is pre-packaged frozen and ready to go in a cone. It is made up of what I would call a 'premium waffle cone,' i.e. it is hard and crunchy when you bite into it. The inside is coated in a thin layer of milk chocolate and it is filled with creamy vanilla ice cream. On top are little chocolate ...  Read the complete review