Has anyone seen any white ice cream anywhere

[KatyMac]

Tesco stopped doing it ages ago, apparently waitrose used to do it too

Has any one seen any recently (not Swedish glace, not yellow vanilla - just white ice cream)

Not since they stopped selling blocks of icecream in cardboard packaging.

Mackies traditional dairy ice cream is pretty white. It's expensive but really really good and I'm not normally a lover of ice cream.

No, but you can get white food colouring if that would work.

Waitrose white chocolate. It's lush.

Aldi sell one called Gianni’s Taste of British Dairy Ice Cream. In a blue tub.

A total faff but are the insides of magnum white? Peel the chocolate off and pop it in a tub?

Yellow with flecks of vanilla. My local ice cream place sells a milk ice cream ( plain no vanilla) which is white. I’d check with any local ice cream places who make their own to see if they have similar.

Mackies as a PP said. It's 'dairy ice-cream ' so doesn't contain vanilla. It's always in our freezer as it goes with everything (excellent for affogato)

Yes the flavour is more like some whippy ice creams

Tesco used to do a tub

I'll look at Mackies, thanks & thenone from aldi too

White chocolate flavour would be quite different

This was pretty cheap - full of additives but didn't set off my dairy intolerance (which tbh I wonder if the Mackies would)

the Swedish glacé in Waitrose is vegan so might be a better choice if you have an intolerance, I’ve never tried it so can’t comment on the taste.

Mackies is gorgeous and white

Jude’s Vanilla is quite white & they do a plant based version (not tried that).

This. The best ice cream