

Vanilla ice cream sits between two chocolate digestive biscuits, turning a familiar tea-time biscuit into a frozen sandwich. The biscuits bring a dry, cocoa-rich crumb, while the ice cream is smooth and quick to soften as it warms. It's a straightforward biscuit-and-ice-cream assembly rather than a coated novelty bar, keeping the format honest and recognisable. Sold as individual sandwiches for the freezer, they're meant to be eaten straight from cold or left briefly to soften at the edges. Once the ice cream loosens up a bit, you get a cleaner bite through the biscuit layers without them cracking apart in your hand.

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