Fears over a potential summer price increase in vanilla ice cream have been allayed by Northern Ireland’s leading ice cream brand.
Responding to reports that a poor yield of vanilla pods from Madagascar could lead to a global increase in the price of ice cream, Morelli’s has moved to assure ice cream fans that the cost of their favourite treats won’t be rising this summer.
Arnaldo Morelli, who heads up the family-owned business, said: “We’ve seen reports about the potential increase in the price of vanilla pods but I can assure ice creams fans across Northern Ireland that Morelli’s vanilla ice cream will not be affected.
“We have our cows to thank for this – the quality of our milk and double cream is so good that we don’t have to rely on intense vanilla flavours to give our ice cream a unique taste. Vanilla complements the ingredients as opposed to overpowering them and we’re looking forward to continuing to make delicious ice cream at the same great price during the summer.”
Visit www.morellisices.com for more information on Morellis including where to buy their products.

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