Ice cream lovers, prepare yourselves. Ben & Jerry’s has unveiled its most indulgent frozen treat yet: the brand-new Cookie Dough Sandwich, and it’s landing in UK freezers this January.
The new release takes everything fans love about Ben & Jerry’s iconic Cookie Dough flavour and levels it up. At the centre sits rich Fairtrade vanilla ice cream packed with generous cookie dough chunks, sandwiched between two buttery cocoa and vanilla marbled cookies. In short, it’s Cookie Dough — topped and bottomed — exactly as it should be.
A Cookie Dough Dream for Every Occasion
Whether you’re planning a cosy night in or need a sweet on-the-go fix, the Ben & Jerry’s Cookie Dough Sandwich has you covered. It’s available in a pack of four, perfect for sharing on the sofa, as well as a single-serve option for those moments when only cookies and ice cream will do.
If you’re a fan of over-the-top desserts, this launch sits perfectly alongside other indulgent food trends we’ve been covering in our Food & Drink section.
“There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Cookie”
Ben & Jerry’s Flavour Guru João Piva summed up the thinking behind the new treat:
“Who ever said there was such a thing as too much cookie? Not us! We weren’t sure our decadent Fairtrade vanilla ice cream stuffed with cookie dough chunks could get any better — but then we sandwiched it between two cookies. We’re sure cookie rookies and pros alike will fall in love with every bite.”
It’s a bold claim, but one that’s likely to resonate with long-time fans of the brand’s famously chunky creations.
Made with Fairtrade Ingredients
As with many Ben & Jerry’s products, the Cookie Dough Sandwich is made using Fairtrade-certified ingredients, including cocoa, sugar and vanilla. That means every bite supports fairer trading conditions for farmers — indulgence with a conscience.
You can read more about Ben & Jerry’s ethical sourcing and full product range on the official Ben & Jerry’s UK website.
Price and Availability
The Ben & Jerry’s Cookie Dough Sandwich will be rolling into freezers nationwide this January. Prices are set at:
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£5 RRP for a pack of four
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£2.50 RRP for a single-serve sandwich
