Nestle Milkybar Ice Cream

We had some Nestle Milky Bar Ice Cream for dessert the other day as the Mrs had picked some up for the grandson as a treat. There were five of us having some and the one tub was used up in one go! I checked and it's only 950ml so that's not so bad really. It was £2 for the tub which isn't a bad price for this kind of ice cream dessert. My first impression of it was good as it looked and smelled really nice. There were loads of white chocolate drops on top of the ice cream made from Nestle milky bar chocolate and a fair amount spread throughout the ice cream as the Mrs drove a spoon through it too. Digging my spoon in was a bit of a ...

**Introduction** Here is my second ice cream review of the day and this time is one that I tried for the first time only recently. You will all be aware of the Milky Bar but not all of you would be aware that there is also an ice cream from Milky Bar. This comes in a one litre tub which has a shape like the carte dor ice cream tubs. **Milkybar Ice Cream** Once you open the lid of the tub you will see the white chocolate ice cream covered in little milk chocolate chips which are mainly in the centre of the tub with some scattered around the sides and bottom of the ice cream tube. You will notice that the ice cream is a lot softer than most ...

Nestle Milky Bar Ice-Cream Nestle is a multi national company that produces familiar items such as Nescafe, Kitkat, Milkybars, Shredded Wheat and Ski Yoghurts. Milkybar is one of Nestle most popular products. Milkybar is a bar of creamy white chocolate that is generally associated with young children If you like Milkybars and you like ice cream then this is the ultimate treat. This is a relatively new product from Nestle and I is very popular with all the kids I know. It is available from most large supermarkets although I have sometimes found the shelves empty (unsure if its popularity or lack of ordering) The ice cream comes ...