With the current UK heatwave we're mainlining ice lollies. But how many calories and sugars are actually in our favourites?

Twister Fruit Zingerrr Ice Lollies This is a modern take on the Twister ice lolly and has been crowned the UK's third favourite flavour.

News Nostalgia Nostalgia Classic ice creams and lollies from summers past we'd love to taste again Quench your thirst and cool off with these icy retro favourites from years past ...

Contains strawberry fruit ice with a soft sorbet centre. The strawberry content is a respectable 30pc, but you'd have to eat more than three lollies to have the equivalent of one fruit portion ...

These watermelon ice lollies are deliciously refreshing and perfect for cooling down on a hot summer day. The recipe will fill 8 medium-sized moulds but may make more if your moulds are smaller.

Fill the Moulds Carefully pour the liquid mixture into the ice lolly moulds, leaving a little space at the top to allow for ...

To make the ice lollies, in a large jug combine the strawberry purée, gin, lemon juice and 100ml/3fl oz of the basil sugar syrup. Stir well to mix everything evenly.

Ice lollies: how healthy are they? In one recent weekend, it was reported Tesco sold a staggering 15 million ice lollies. But are they really the lighter, healthier alternative to a tub of ice cream?

With temperatures predicted to top 30C in parts of the UK this week, it's officially ice lolly season. Magnums, Soleros, Twisters… we've all got our favourites. But which are the most popular ...

Store and Sell Cold Keep the ice lollies frozen until selling time. Use coolers with ice packs or a portable freezer if ...