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As a kid, shopping at Marks & Spencer meant raiding their food section to pester my mom into buying their treasure trove of snacks, including the Triple Belgian Chocolate Chunk Cookies, Ginger Snaps, Scottish Shortbread Fingers and of course, Percy Pig Gummies. After becoming vegetarian last year, this quintessential British snack is now available as an ice cream, allowing it to be enjoyed in even more forms.
This tub of sweet goodness is going at $9.50, and is available at all Marks & Spencer outlets. Comprising a Percy Pig-flavoured base, the ice cream is mixed with swirls of raspberry sauce and studded with strawberry marshmallows for a burst of fruity flavours.
Before you start loading up Foodpanda in hopes of getting it delivered to your doorstep, do note that the ice cream is only available in stores. That means you’ll need to make the trip to your nearest outlet to sink your teeth into this pink treat.Â
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Given the popularity of Percy Pig, the ice cream might be out of stock in certain areas. As such, Marks & Spencer recommends dropping them a PM on their Facebook page so that they can help you check on the product’s availability before you head down.
For more pink desserts, check out LiHO’s new Pink Panda drink which comes with red velvet milk tea, golden pearls, and white chocolate balls. Do note that you can only purchase it via Foodpanda.
Alternatively, get your fill of even more ice cream by visiting these new ice cream cafes that serve the likes of dark chocolate waffles, saffron gelato and more. Denzy Gelato even made it to our list of best dessert places in Singapore last year!
Feature image adapted by: @marksandspencer and @bevferey
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