Magnum launches ice cream bonbons
Magnum, known for its hefty ice creams with that signature crackling chocolate, has introduced something new: ice cream bonbons. According to the brand, they worked on this bite-sized snack for years. That sounds pretty long to us, but we have to say, the result is worth it. These little treats are everything you expect from Magnum, but in a convenient format. Perfect for giving in to that rich and sweet ice cream craving without immediately eating an entire pack of butter (could that really be true?).
Three ice cream bonbon flavours
The new range consists of three flavours: White Chocolate & Cookies, Gold Caramel Billionaire and Salted Caramel & Almond. Each bonbon is filled with creamy ice cream and covered in a thick layer of chocolate, exactly as we know Magnum. What makes this snack format so appealing is that you don’t have to tackle a large ice cream bar; in just a few bites, you can enjoy all that Magnum indulgence.
The White Chocolate & Cookies flavour combines white chocolate with crunchy cookie pieces and a hint of dark swirls. If you love caramel, the Gold Caramel Billionaire bonbon is sure to hit the spot, bringing together golden caramel chocolate and lightly salted caramel sauce. And if you’re looking for a combination of sweet and nutty, the Salted Caramel & Almond is for you, with roasted almond pieces in a thick layer of milk chocolate.
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- White chocolate & Cookies
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- Gold Caramel Billionaire
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- Salted Caramel & Almond
Where to buy Magnum ice cream bonbons
Whether you’re sitting on the sofa during a film, drinking a cup of coffee, or simply fancy something tasty in between meals, these ice cream bonbons are always a welcome treat. They come in a tub containing twelve bonbons – around 58 calories each – and it’s up to you whether you can show a little restraint. You can find Magnum ice cream bonbons in the freezers at Albert Heijn. The regular price is € 4.99, but there is currently a Magnum promotion at Albert Heijn, so you’ll pay € 2.99 for a tub of ice cream bonbons.
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