10 Best Ice Lollies UK | Calippo Feast and More

The best of the bunch is Nestlé's succulent sweetie selection reimagined in ice lolly form. One stick, five fruit flavours, endless delight! With sour lemon, tart raspberry, pineapple, orange, and juicy blackcurrant, this lollipop truly has it all and is a wonderfully hydrating way to end a boiling beach day out. 

Containing no saturated fat at all, this fruit pastille lolly isn't too high in sugar either considering it's made with real fruit juice. No artificial colours or flavours are involved, making this a super-sweet treat that won't leave you feeling too guilty. Refreshing, cheap and loved by people of all ages!

Here comes a zesty and tasty ice lolly bursting with real fruit that you, your family and your friends are going to love. Forget the big brands, Waitrose has come up with the simplest yet fruitiest ice lolly you'll ever try. 

Fat-free, low-calorie and made with only freshly squeezed Valencian orange juice and sugar, this lolly will even give you a dose of vitamin C. All in all, this is a sweet treat that's uplifting without a chaotic sugar crash. There are four in a pack, so share with friends or enjoy one a night after dinner.

Nostalgia will really hit you with this yummy retro lolly, the flamboyant and flavourful Fab. From the comforting strawberry ice layer and vanilla centre to the chocolate dunk and final flourish of crunchy sprinkles, this one has it all. 

There are 6 lollies in this multi-buy pack, which works out as a real bargain. The sugar content is high but still lower than many of the other, creamier candidates in our ranking. Just one lick and you'll be back at school with sprinkles in your teeth and strawberry dripping down your wrists.

The majestic Magnum was recently voted the UK's favourite ice lolly. It's creamy, it's filling, it's moreish. Though there are countless flavour variations nowadays – including a vegan option – we couldn't keep the classic off our list. It makes the perfect quick dessert when you're all out of energy.

If the thought of the chocolate cracking doesn't make you weak at the knees, surely the vanilla ice cream inside can't fail to tempt you. Unsurprisingly, the sugar is high and don't get us started on the 14 grams of saturated fat! This treat is, therefore, best suited to older kids and adults who can handle its decadence.

One of the most beloved British ice lollies is the tangy yet sweet Twister, which first leapt into our hearts and mouths in 1982. The pairing of zesty fruit juice and delectable pineapple ice cream is a winning combination that's brought joy to kids and grown-ups alike for nearly 40 years.

Like all Walls kids' ice creams, they have the Responsibly Made for Kids stamp, which means they've been made according to a set nutritional criteria. A miniature version made with milk, real fruit juice and natural flavourings, these are a good shout for a quick snack or to satisfy younger children without going too crazy on the sugar.

Another favourite for the warmer end of the year, the quintessential British blend of Pimms and lemonade has now been frozen into a frankly genius popsicle form. Of course, it's not for kids, as it does contain actual alcohol. But it's about time mums and dads got an ice lolly to themselves!

We think these 4.3% ABV push-up pops would make a lovely addition to a picnic or garden barbecue. The sophisticated flavour blend of Pimms, citrus and refreshing cucumber really capture the familiar taste of that well-loved summer jug. POPS make other variations too, including peach bellini and gin with lime. 

Summer isn't complete without the slurpy, slippy joy of a citrus-flavoured Calippo ice lolly. This pack contains three classic orange juice options as well as three infused with lemon and lime for a sharp, zesty treat. Sugary frozen snacks like Calippo are made using fruit juice from concentrate, so they have a high sugar content that shouldn't be enjoyed too often.

However, the fact these mini lollies are smaller than the standard size means that kids take in less sugar and calories overall, while the generous pack size will serve larger broods and smaller families alike.

Sometimes lollies can feel a little weak, melting to fruit juice under the glare of the summer sun. A Feast, however, is anything but frail – it's dense, textured and has a really great bite, meaning it's one of the most satisfying ice lollies that the UK has to offer.

No good for the nut-averse or gluten intolerant and packing a whopping 16 g of fat per stick, these yummy treats are simply not as healthy as other lollies. Nevertheless, they taste terrific and who doesn't love that secret inner slab of chocolate?

Blending the tropical fruit flavours of pineapple, passionfruit, mango and peach with vanilla cream, its sophisticated flavour effortlessly straddles the boundary between ice cream and ice lolly.

While they are rather high in sugars, they come in at only 98 calories each and are made with sustainably sourced fruit. Great value for money considering the quality.  

Babies and toddlers love these milky snacks but adults are allowed to enjoy them too! They contain a mix of whole milk and skimmed milk, flavoured with fruit and sugar syrups to make a yummy afternoon treat that's just the right size for little hands. Choose from three classic flavours: chocolate, vanilla and strawberry. 

These lollies are towards the bottom of our top ten since they contain dairy so won't be suitable for everyone. Still, little ones can always do with the calcium boost that milk-based products provide – Mini Milk's contain 36% of a kid's RDA of calcium.