A Lanarkshire Ice Cream producer is 'honoured' to have been crowned Scottish Ice Cream Champion at this year's Royal Highland Show.
A Lanarkshire Ice Cream producer is 'honoured' to have been crowned Scottish Ice Cream Champion at this year's Royal Highland Show.
Coming out on top were Rutherglen-based Equi's with a signature Double Cream Vanilla, a luxury product made using "lashings of milk and cream" from local dairy farms that is infused with natural bourbon vanilla from Madagascar.A double win made the competition results even sweeter for the team, which was also awarded the coveted title of Overall Dairy Champion."This achievement is testament to our dedication and passion for excellence in ice cream.
Aylett Roan, chief steward of the Scottish Championships, at RHASS said: “140 ice-cream entries were judged at the Royal Highland Show this year as part of the Scottish Dairy Championships.
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