Gino Ginelli Ice Cream – Do you remember the taste?

Gino Ginelli Ice Cream was a popular ice cream choice for sweet-toothed fans of all ages. And who can forget the catchy jingle from their adverts? We wanted to take you on a trip down memory lane so we’ve taken a look into all you could possibly want to know about this popular ice cream brand.

Who made Gino Ginelli Ice Cream?

Gino Ginelli ice cream was made by British company Wall’s. Wall’s are still huge in the ice cream department today and have a wide range of products still available on supermarket shelves around the world.

When was Gino Ginelli Ice Cream first made?

The tasty ice cream was first produced in the late 1980s and quickly became a popular dessert amongst families.

Gino Ginelli Ice Cream Flavours

There were some great flavours available to try, here are a few of the options:

• Toffee Fudge
• Choc & Nut
• Mint Choc Chip
• Tutti Frutti

Can you still buy Gino Ginelli Ice Cream?

Unfortunately, you can’t still buy Gino Ginelli ice cream. Production was brought to a close in the late 1990s. However, ice cream has come a long way since the late 80s, and there are a whole host of delicious flavours available that you can try if you fancy reliving the taste.

Or, how about buying your very own ice cream maker so that you can experiment with the flavours and see if you can recreate that delicious Tutti Frutti flavour!

The Gino Ginelli Adverts

There were a few adverts on television for Gino Ginelli and thankfully some of them can still be seen today over on YouTube.

This advert was released in 1994 and shared the different flavours available to buy.

In 1996, a new advert featuring British Impressionist Alistair McGowen was released.

The jingle

If you ever saw one of the adverts on the TV, then you can probably still remember the catchy jingle that played at the end of each one.

“Gino, oh Gino Ginelli”

Now that you’ve heard it again, I bet it’ll be going round your head all day long!

Other products sold by Wall’s

Wall’s are huge in the dessert market, and still have a wide range of products on offer today. Here are just a few of their range:

• Carte D’Or
• Cornetto
• Guuud
• Soft Scoop
• Solero
• Viennetta
• Wall’s Classics
• Wall’s Kids

Do you remember eating this tasty treat when the weather heated up? Or was Gino Ginelli a favourite choice for dessert round at yours? I’d love to hear about your memories.