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ASDA and Sainsburys BOTH knock their version of this classic out Mike, and I must say, a very good likeness in taste and appearance it is too!
Infact, I brought a pack of 8 for ?1.97 only Friday!

I know that Sainburys have shelved all the Walls classics in favour of their own brand,cheaper for them to buy and they can then charge whatever they want for them.

TGI Friday's do mean Ice Creams !happy!

Hear hear. And they have hazelnut cornettos
BB

No Ice Cream tastes anywhere near as good as Ben & Jerrys:


PHISH FOOD or COOKIE DOUGH are at the very trop of the tree mind.

Also take a look at Morrisons own brand Rum N Raisin Ice Cream Bars - very nice indeed.

I always thought that Ben and Jerry's are American,like Haagan Daaz,apparantley not it seems.They did a 'Cool Britannia' ice cream as well.crofter wrote:

> No Ice Cream tastes anywhere near as good as Ben & Jerrys:
>
>
> PHISH FOOD or COOKIE DOUGH are at the very trop of the tree
> mind.
>
> Also take a look at Morrisons own brand Rum N Raisin Ice Cream
> Bars - very nice indeed.
>
>

Me too i thought they were yanks the name certainly sounds it Ben/Jerry!Mike_CFC wrote:

> I always thought that Ben and Jerry's are American,like Haagan
> Daaz,apparantley not it seems.They did a 'Cool Britannia' ice
> cream as well.crofter wrote:
>
> > No Ice Cream tastes anywhere near as good as Ben & Jerrys:
> >
> >
> > PHISH FOOD or COOKIE DOUGH are at the very trop of the tree
> > mind.
> >
> > Also take a look at Morrisons own brand Rum N Raisin Ice
> Cream
> > Bars - very nice indeed.
> >
> >
>
>

"Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield meet in 7th grade gym class in Merrick, New York (Long Island). With a $12,000 investment ($4,000 of it borrowed), Ben and Jerry open their Ben & Jerry?s Homemade ice cream scoop shop in a renovated gas station at the corner of St. Paul and College Streets in downtown Burlington, Vermont, on May 5 1978" .... seems pretty American to me .....