Non-dairy ice cream producer Swedish Glace has brought out a range of iced lollies called Lollytots.
They come in vanilla and strawberry flavours, are made from organic soya beans, and are free from lactose, gluten, cholesterol and GM ingredients. Rsp is £1.99 for a pack containing a selection of 48ml vanilla and strawberry lollies.
Swedish Glace already produces fruit flavoured ice cream in tubs.
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