Whilst we wait for the British weather to make its mind up, get ready to clear out your freezer as Iceland have confirmed they are bringing back the classic Funny Feet Ice Cream. How good is that?
We can already hear the 80s music, playing in our ears…
Ready to put a smile on everyone’s faces, Iceland and The Food Warehouse are going back in time and exclusively launching Wall’s Funny Feet Ice Cream (£3, 240g), and giving shoppers the opportunity to reminisce on their childhood days.
The deliciously pink ice cream is available in-store from Friday 14th May and online from Tuesday 18th May.
To find your nearest Iceland, we’ve popped the store locator here for ease. You’ll also find the latest information on opening and closing times listed there as well.
The strawberry flavoured delight, which was once the treat of choice for kids across the nation, is finally making a return, as Iceland launches Wall’s Funny Feet Ice Cream - allowing customers to reminisce back to the 80s.
The box of ice creams contains six pink feet, which are perfect to entertain the kids and adults alike. With summer just around the corner, who is ready to travel back in time and try a flavour of the past? We know we are.
And the classics don’t stop there - with the Barratts range of lollies dropping back in-store too. The original range of Flump, Fruit Salad, Black Jack and Dip Dab lollies sold out repeatedly in Summer 2020, and now the range is back, bigger and better than ever.
We can’t wait - just need the sun to make an appearance now…
The exciting new flavours, inspired by iconic sweet shop favourites, are Wham Bars (£2, 4 pack), Sherbet Fountain (£2, 4 pack), Foam Banana (£2, 4 pack), Cola Bottle (£2, 6 pack), Milk Bottle (£2, 6 pack), Strawberry Milkshake (£2, 6 pack), Nougat (£2, 4 pack) and Anglo Bubbly (£2, 6 pack). The treats are designed to perfectly recreate that feeling of enjoying a special sweet and many of the treats include a fun nod to their original family favourite sweet namesakes.
We better start clearing out the freezer to make space asap - though we’re not sure they’ll last long in there…
Do you remember your first Funny Feet ice cream? Will you be stocking up once they arrive in Iceland stores? Let us know your thoughts in the comments box.
