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The Manufacturers of Ghana’s favourite dairy products, FanMilk PLC has added an exciting new flavour to its ice cream range.
The new product – FanIce American Vanilla ice cream promises consumers a pleasurable experience with its chocolate chip inclusions.
FanIce American Vanilla ice cream is your most cherished FanIce vanilla flavor now with irresistible, delicious chocolate chips to offer you more pleasure in each scoop. Have the treat you deserve now with the 500ml for ₵18.00 as well as the 900ml for ₵37.00.
Mr. Gbolahan Sanni, the Marketing Director of FanMilk West Africa, said this in his excitement about the launch of the new product: “FanIce remains committed to giving everyone the opportunity to “Give themselves a little treat”, hence the launch of FanIce American Vanilla ice cream to give consumers more pleasurable treat options to choose from. We also want to thank Ghanaians for making FanIce the #1 ice cream brand in Ghana and usher everyone into the new year on a blissful and pleasurable note. FanIce, So Nice….”
FanMilk offers a unique taste of creamy ice-cream which comes in different flavours and sizes ideal for single serve or social sharing. FanIce American Vanilla will be an addition to our three exciting flavours; strawberry, vanilla and chocolate as well as double treat – which is a combination of strawberry and vanilla or chocolate and vanilla flavours. Our consumers can also buy FanIce in a pouch, cup, tub, as well as in 2 and 5 litres.
FanIce American Vanilla ice cream is currently available in all supermarkets, Petrol-marts and select neighborhood stores. Be the first to try it now and be kind enough to gift it to your family and friends to start the year on a pleasurable note.
FanIce… So Nice.
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