Who are these pack sizes for?

A group looking to share

You want to plan for one ice lolly per person, with the option of offering a choice of flavours. The multipacks featured by E.Leclerc, Carrefour France and ALDI France include packs of 8 or 12 ice lollies.

A group keeping an eye on quantities

You want to know exactly what each pack contains. The total weight is useful alongside the number of ice lollies, particularly when the portions are different sizes.

A group checking ingredients

You need to check the ingredients for the exact product before sharing it. Magnum France’s product information lists milk and, depending on the recipe, possible traces of soya or nuts.

What should you check before choosing?

First count how many portions you need, then check their size and the flavours on offer. If anyone needs to avoid an ingredient, check the exact recipe before choosing a multipack.

What to check What to look for Who is it for?
Number of portions Count the ice lollies and choose enough packs for the size of your group. If everyone needs to be able to have an ice lolly, I want to make sure there are enough portions. Around 38% of consumers are said to prioritise this need when sharing.
Total quantity Check the net weight or total volume as well as the number of ice lollies. If the ice lollies are different sizes, I want to know how much the pack will serve. This is said to be the main consideration for around 31% of consumers.
Ingredients in each recipe Check the ingredients and allergen information for the exact product, for every flavour. If someone in the group needs to avoid an ingredient, I want to check every variety before sharing. Around 31% of consumers are said to prioritise this check.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Comparing packs by the number of ice lollies alone

    Eight large ice lollies and twelve small ones won’t necessarily provide the same amount to serve.

    Check the net weight or volume shown on each pack too.

  • Assuming every flavour has the same ingredients

    Ingredients can vary depending on the coating or inclusions. Products listed by Magnum France and E.Leclerc may contain milk, soya, wheat or nuts, depending on the recipe.

    If anyone in the group has an allergy, check the label on the exact multipack, including any ‘may contain’ statements.

  • Leaving ice lollies out of the freezer

    A pack taken out too early may soften before it’s time to share. Anses recommends keeping frozen food out of transit for as little time as possible and maintaining the cold chain.

    Pick up frozen food at the end of your shop, carry it in an insulated bag and only take the portions you’re serving out of the freezer.

Brands to know

Magnum

Magnum France features chocolate-coated mini ice lollies, including Mini Double Chocolat in a pack of 6 × 60 ml and Mini Double Caramel in a pack of 6 × 55 ml.

  • The mini portions are easy to hand out individually.
  • Product information lists milk and, depending on the product, possible traces of soya or nuts. Check the ingredients for each recipe.

Carrefour Classic'

Carrefour France’s range includes chocolate and vanilla ice lollies in a pack of 12.

  • The number of ice lollies makes it easier to plan portions for a group.
  • Check the product and flavours listed on the pack you choose.

Trium / Marque Repère

E.Leclerc features Trium mini ice lollies in a pack of 8, as well as other ice lollies in a pack of 12.

  • These pack sizes let you choose according to how many people you’re serving.
  • Ingredients vary by product; one Trium product listing includes milk, soya and wheat.

MUCCI

ALDI France describes a 429 g pack of 12 MUCCI mini ice lollies, with several chocolate varieties.

  • The number of ice lollies and stated weight help you gauge how much there is to share.
  • Check the exact selection before counting on a particular flavour.

Ice lollies to share on Joybuy

This selection includes individual frozen portions in packs of 6 to 12, as well as a 10-piece assortment that needs to be frozen before serving. Choose according to the number of people, the flavours you’d like and the ingredients listed for each pack.

Maison de la Glace Water Ice Pops, 12 ice lollies

Maison de la Glace Water Ice Pops, 5 flavours, 12 pieces, 1 200 g

Twelve ice lollies in five flavours, making it easy to share portions while offering the group a choice.

The product information advises against this product for anyone at risk of an allergic reaction. Check the label on the exact pack before sharing.

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Magnum Mini Classic, Almond and White Chocolate, six ice lollies

Magnum Mini Classic, Almond & White Chocolate, 6 pieces, 254 g

A pack of six mini chocolate-coated ice lollies to consider if six portions are enough for your group.

The listed varieties are Classic, Almond and White Chocolate. The product information lists milk and possible traces of nuts. Check the ingredients for each variety.

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CAPRI-SUN Orange & Cherry Ice Pops, 12 pieces

CAPRI-SUN Orange & Cherry Ice Pops, 12 pieces, 444 g

Twelve individual 37 g portions for a group that wants an orange and cherry flavour. This pack isn’t described as an assortment of different flavours.

The product information lists possible traces of cereals containing gluten, peanuts, soya, milk and nuts. Check the label if these ingredients matter to your group.

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Binggrae Melona Melon Ice Bar, eight ice lollies

Binggrae Melona Melon Ice Bar, 8 × 70 ml

Eight individual melon ice lollies for a group that wants to share one flavour.

The recipe contains milk. Check the exact packaging for other allergen information. The product information also lists the colour E102 and a warning about children’s activity and attention.

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ABC JELLY Fruity Jelly Bar Assorted, ten pieces to freeze

ABC JELLY Fruity Jelly Bar Assorted, 10 pieces

Ten pieces in strawberry, grape, pineapple, orange and lemon flavours, offering a choice of tastes.

These need to be frozen before serving. Check the net weight on the packaging if you’re comparing quantities between packs.

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Frequently asked questions

How many ice lollies should I get for a group revision session?

Allow at least one per person if everyone should have a portion, then adjust according to how long the session will last and how many times you plan to serve them. The packs of 8 or 12 featured by E.Leclerc, Carrefour France and ALDI France give you a useful guide when planning how to share.

Is the number of pieces enough to compare two packs?

No. Check the net weight or total volume too, as ice lollies of different sizes won’t provide the same amount to serve. Also check whether the pack offers several flavours or just one recipe.

What should I check if someone in the group has an allergy?

Read the ingredients and allergen information on the packaging for the exact product, including every variety in the pack. Magnum France’s product information lists milk and, depending on the recipe, possible traces of soya or nuts. You can’t assume that one flavour has the same ingredients as another.

How should I transport ice lollies after shopping?

Buy them at the end of your shop and carry them in an insulated bag, keeping the journey as short as possible, as Anses recommends for frozen food. Keep the pack in the freezer until you’re ready to serve the portions you need.