Ice-cream...whats Your Favourite?

[Royboy39]

Surprised that non of the oldies have picked up on Whitewell Dairies?

[MargaretR]

Originally Posted by Royboy39

Surprised that non of the oldies have picked up on Whitewell Dairies?

It was wishy washy stuff compared with that made by an old lady named Laycock who made it at her home on Catlow Hall St and sold it out of a small chest freezer in her vestibule.

[keetah992000]

mm the cart d'or yoghurt one with rasberry and pistachio nuts on top
but you gotta let it melt a little first

my dad always has to have ice cream in a glass and he mixes it round until itis soft
it all those penny licks he had as a kid i think lol

[Royboy39]

Originally Posted by [email protected]

It was wishy washy stuff compared with that made by an old lady named Laycock who made it at her home on Catlow Hall St and sold it out of a small chest freezer in her vestibule.

What about the one in Huncoat and the one just above the Stop and Rest.?
Help.....can't think of the names.....Trickets

[Padiham Lass]

Originally Posted by BERNADETTE

Vienetta is quite good

Sorry, but I went right off Vienetta when I was defrosting my freezer and left some to melt, so that I could throw it away. It just looked so artificial (whipped up none dairy fat) that I have not been tempted to buy any since.

[Padiham Lass]

I don't eat much ice cream, but I like to keep a tub of Mackies (of Scotland) Traditional Luxury Dairy Ice Cream in my freezer.

I buy it at Sainsburys, but I think that most of the bigger supermarkets stock it.

Unfortunately, I haven't found any in Shanghai yet, so my freezer is bare.

[derekgas]

I agree with KSH, Holdens is hard to beat.

[MITZY]

Not a lover of ice cream but on the odd occasion I do have one I like Choc Mint Chip from a small shop in Grassington.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by [email protected]

It was wishy washy stuff compared with that made by an old lady named Laycock who made it at her home on Catlow Hall St and sold it out of a small chest freezer in her vestibule.

Used to be great Margaret, calling in at Laycock's on the way home from Rhyddings Park when I was a kid, Moxhams opposite the Town Hall (civic theatre, sorry Gayle) wasn't bad either, Edmund made a mean icecream, incidentally his son Andy has a letter in the Obs this morning

[jaysay]

My favourite is raspberry ripple, but hey any icecream will do, have always loved the stuff

[panther]

ohhhhh, nearly forgot....if ya like icecream, but cutting back on ya fat intake
try skinny cow ice lollys! they are brill, only 1 and a half weightwatcher points...compared to a cornetto which is 6 points

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by panther

ohhhhh, nearly forgot....if ya like icecream, but cutting back on ya fat intake
try skinny cow ice lollys! they are brill, only 1 and a half weightwatcher points...compared to a cornetto which is 6 points

Oh come on panther I'd look well having weightwatchers stuff for a sweet when I've just downed a bottle of Chardonnay

[Less]

Originally Posted by Royboy39

Surprised that non of the oldies have picked up on Whitewell Dairies?

Who are you calling an oldie?

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...ream-5553.html

[LancYorkYankee]

Brier's Black Rasberry Chocolate Chip! Oye, now mi mouth's watering.

Brian

[Margaret Pilkington]

No, I can't say I am partial to ice cream.....but if I am forced to choose it has to be boring old vanilla....but only a very small cone!