It is only available at Iceland and comes in three flavours
Myprotein has launched a new range of ice creams at the high street supermarkets in three flavours. Arriving online at Iceland and The Food Warehouse from June 27, shoppers will be able to pick up a treat in salted caramel, chocolate and vanilla.
They will be priced at £4 each for 500ml and it has 10g of protein per serving. The ice creams will also be included in Iceland's three for £10 multi-buy offer.Andrew Staniland, group buying director, from Iceland Foods said: "We’re constantly looking to bring fresh innovation to our customers.
Neil Mistry, Myprotein’s CEO said: "At Myprotein, we pride ourselves on delivering a wide variety of sports nutrition. Combining our expertise with Iceland enabled us to provide convenient and nutritional meals that our customers loved. It was only a matter of time before we expanded our range to include sweet treats for summer, creating a tasty healthier alternative to support everyone on their fitness journey.
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