Cadbury to produce Dairy Milk and Flake ice-cream tubs

Posted by Daniel Palmer on 7th April 2008

Cadbury, with the help of UK manufacturers Frederick’s Dairies, are set to introduce two new ice-creams to supermarkets in the UK. The flavours are based on two of the company’s most popular brands; Flake and Dairy Milk. The Flake version will be vanilla ice-cream with flake pieces mixed in while the dairy milk option will have chunks of Cadbury Dairy Milk combined into a chocolate ice-cream base.

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