‘I need these’ cry shoppers as they spot ‘Dream Team’ boxes of iconic ice lollies at Iceland in time for summer
ICELAND fans have been flocking to stores to snap up the special football edition of iconic ice lollies selling for a dirt cheap price.
With Euros just around the corner, the bargain retailer has been stocking the special “Dream Team” popsicles by Wall’s that cost just £3.50 for a pack of six.
Iceland listed the delicious dessert on their website along with this tempting statement: “Wall’s Dream Team brings together some of our favourite ice lollies from across Europe, making it a must-have for everyone gearing up for the big occasion.
“No matter who you’re rooting for, we’ve got your taste buds covered!
An eagle-eyed shopper spotted the brand-new ice treat at the discount chain.
The bargain hunter then shared their discovery in a Facebook post made on a famous food group NewFoodsUK.
Posting a picture of the product, they wrote: “New Dream Team Ice Lollies spotted at Iceland Foods.”
The post racked up hundreds of likes and comments with many group members sharing their thoughts on the new product.
One such shopper said: “I need this!”
Another said: “That looks so delicious.”
A third added: “Going to Iceland to get this.”
The new Dream Team ice lollies come in a pack of six – each with a unique flavour that represents one of the many nations set to take part in the upcoming Euros:
- Twister Pineapple Ice Lolly: England
- Perna de Pau Vanilla: Portugal
- Flutschfinger Orange and Lime: Belgium
- Dolomiti Lemon Water: Germany
- Rocket Mix Fruit Ice Lolly: Netherlands
- Max Dracula Cola: Spain
The gluten-free vegan product is not only extremely tasty but also a great pick me up treat.
It comes as Iceland fans spotted a forgotten sweet treat in stores at a bargain price.
The lovely throwback snack has been cleverly made by transforming the traditional Yorkie bar beloved across the nation into a gooey pot of melted chocolate.
Another reason to head down to Iceland is because they have announced classic drink back Um Bongo is back on shelves years after it was discontinued in 2003.
Those who want to get their hands on a bottle of it can pick up a litre for just £1 and really see if it still tastes as good as it used to.
The discount retailer is also now loading up the frozen section with Fruit-tella lollies.
Customers can look forward to a mouth-watering burst of tangy lemon and sweet raspberry combined.
Iceland's bumper bargains
The budget supermarket is known for its range of extraordinary deals all year round.
Three for £5 Core
This deal is one of Iceland’s greatest inventions as it includes almost every type of item possible within the mix-and-match options.
Whether it is big brands selling frozen pizzas to packs of bacon the deal encompasses the best of Iceland.
Lucky shoppers can get a sweet treat, savoury snack and even some butter or a jar of seasoning and can save up to £4 in the deal.
Frozen 10 for £10
Iceland’s biggest batch of discounted deals comes in its blockbuster 10 items for £10 deal – meaning you’re paying just a quid for everything.
Made up of a range of frozen goodies from big pizzas, fish fillets, chips and even ice cream.
And with some of the choices costing £3 on their own, you could save yourself a whopping £20 with the promotion.
Three for £10 Core
The main meal upgrade on the traditional core deal sees a wide variety of mainly meaty dishes on offer.
From packs of frozen fish to entire chicken joints this deal is great for feeding the whole family and you can even invest in some bumper packs of meat to have it last for weeks.
You could easily save yourself £5 with the deal.
Online exclusive Five for £5
For those savvy online bargain hunters the five items of £5 deal is great as once again everything is just a pound.
From gravy granules to fruit juice and bread to chocolate bars the deal has it all and again can rake in discounts of up to £5.
Iceland also do loads of other temporary deals such as four for £10 on Greggs items, three for £13 on Walkers crisps or for two for £6 on some McCain products.