Help! I’m addicted to Liuk ice lollies
Liuk… oh Liuk… rarely have I tasted such a delicious ice lolly. And I’m not the only one, by the way: Liuk is the most popular ice lolly from Italy. And once you’ve tasted it, you understand why. Can you live without it after that? I can’t…
Liuk ice lollies: deliciously addictive
For everyone thinking now, ‘what are you talking about and what kind of strange name is this?’: Liuk is wonderfully soft and refreshing lemon ice. On a stick. A liquorice stick. And while a lot of ice lollies are far too sweet, Liuk is deliciously refreshing. And then the biggest surprise is still to come: the (admittedly difficult to bite through), delicious bay-leaf liquorice stick. What. A. Treat.
You used to be able to buy them only in Italy. Did you know, by the way, that bad ice cream may be punishable by law in Italy? But in recent years, fortunately, they’ve also simply been available here in the supermarket. Well, fortunately, fortunately… every sunny day, I completely lose control.
Liuk, 24/7
‘I’m Sharon and I’m addicted to Liuk ice lollies.’ It’s really true. As soon as the sun shines, I dive into the freezer, no matter what time it is—Liuk is always a good idea. Having Liuk for breakfast, why not? Liuk for lunch, please! Liuk after dinner? Is that even a question?
The only consolation: eating ice cream makes you smarter. Really, it’s been scientifically researched. I’ll have another one.
A box of 8 costs €4.43 at Jumbo (three years ago it was still €2.93… talk about inflation!)
