NEW Haagen Dazs Peanut Butter Crunch, Magnum White Chocolate Honeycomb & Almond (Spotted In Shops)

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haagen dazs peanut butter crunch

Another quick Spotted In Shops, and it seems that it's not just the weather that's getting colder this week - so are the new snacks! There's been a lot of ice cream releases lately, from the Ben and Jerrys Birthday Cake and Topped Pretzel Palooza, to some new Haagen Dazs Peanut Butter Crunch sticks, as well as a Peanut Butter Crunch Tub. Both are available in Asda but unfortunately mine has none of the tubs in yet - boo! They feature peanut butter ice cream, swirls of peanut butter sauce, crunchy caramel and milk chocolate.

Magnum White Chocolate Honeycomb & Almond:
magmum white chocolate honeycomb and almond

Featuring Honeycomb flavour Ice Cream with White Chocolate and Almonds, these new sticks from Magnum sound potentially dangerous! Available at Asda in boxes of 4.

Rowntree's Fruit Blaster Lollies:
rowntree's fruit blaster lollies

Also new at Asda are these Rowntree's Fruit Blaster ice lollies - a variation on Rowntree's traditional fruit lollies.

Asda Hand Cooked Thai Green Curry Crisps:
Asda Hand Cooked Thai Green Curry Crisps

An interesting new limited edition flavour from Asda in their Hand Cooked range.

Asda Hand Cooked Hoisin Duck Crisps:
Asda Hand Cooked Hoisin Duck Crisps

Another interesting limited edition - Asda sure do excel with their crisp varieties!

Asda BBQ Flavour Popped Chips:
Asda BBQ Flavour Popped Chips

Asda are also getting on the popped crisps bandwagon with their BBQ flavour "popped not fried" chips (errrr we say crisps here, Asda?!).

That's all for now...have you tried the new Haagen Dazs Peanut Butter Crunch Ice Cream? How does it compare to the new Ben & Jerry's flavours? Let me know in the comments!



Comments

  1. Anonymous28 February 2018 at 13:07

    I have had the haagen dazs tub and it's sooo good, second only to the vanilla caramel brownie one, can't find the sticks though:(

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  2. D6 March 2018 at 05:27

    i tried the pringles thai curry and they were nice in a weird sort of "i dont know if i like them but i will keep on eating them" - asda is my local now so i have been in there far more than in the past 10 years!

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    1. Lou6 March 2018 at 07:11

      I feel the crisps might be the same but I'm very tempted to try them for 85p!

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  3. Best Ice Shaver20 June 2020 at 02:45

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