Ben and Jerry's Birthday Cake
All the spoon-bending chunks and satisfying swirls you’d expect from Ben & Jerry’s… only this time, there’s cake
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Your support makes all the difference.Birthdays? Anniversaries? Wednesdays? There's always a reason for cake and ice cream.
And so to celebrate Ben & Jerry's big 4-0, their flavour gurus have combined two of their (and everyone’s?) favourite things: ice cream and cake, in an all-in-one taste-tingling tub.
The ice cream giant's ‘Birthday Cake’ is made up of vanilla cake batter ice cream, pink frosting, strawberry swirls and yummy cake pieces. A total dream for anyone who has a sweet tooth.
The icing on the… ahem, cake, is that all the ingredients are Fairtrade-certified, and the ice cream is made with milk from Caring Dairy family farms.
Flavour guru Catherine Goffinet said: “We love sharing our celebrations here at Ben & Jerry’s, so we decided to create a slice of something extra special. ‘Birthday Cake’ is loaded with everything we love about cake; frosting, strawberry swirl, and moreish mouthfuls of sponge cake pieces too. We think it’s the perfect excuse to celebrate!”
Birthday Cake is landing in freezers across the country now… better get your candles out.