Saturday 6th January 2018


3 New Year New You


very proud at Tesco to launch a range over here in Britain, where we’re sure it’ll also create a sensation with our customers. This low-calorie, high-protein Halo Top range has set a new high benchmark for ice cream manufacturers around the world and we can’t wait to hear the feedback from shoppers.” We know it sounds too good to be true, so don’t


take our word for it — dig in and see for yourself just how good healthier ice cream can be. The Los Angeles-based company was founded


at the start of the decade by Justin Woolverton, a former lawyer who had a sweet tooth but was worried about sugar. So he bought a $20 ice cream maker on Amazon


and began trying to create healthier alternatives that people can actually feel good about eating, and that they could enjoy without feeling guilty. After launching in 2011, Halo Top shook up


the ice cream industry as a game-changer with its low-calorie, high-protein and low-sugar ice cream. In 2017, Halo Top became so popular that it


became America’s best-selling ice cream brand in the country’s conventional grocery category. While Halo Top is low-calorie, high-protein,


and low-sugar, it only contains the best ingredi- ents to craft ice cream so that it tastes just like regular ice cream. Each of the seven new flavours range from calories with 20g


240-360 of protein per


473ml tub, giving consumers the authentic ice cream taste they’re looking for without the added guilt.


Halo Top’s collection


To taste the latest flavours from Halo Top, head over to the freezer section in Tesco where you will find seven new flavours in Halo Top’s collection:


Vanilla Bean Chocolate flavoured Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Sea Salt Caramel Mint Chip Cinnamon Roll Peanut Butter Cup


Halo Top — the new low-calorie ice cream that tastes out of this world T


esco ice cream buyer Patrick Harris says: “This fantastic-tasting ice cream has already taken America by storm and we’re


Serving suggestion. Selected stores. While stocks last.


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