HB Kids

You only have to take a bite from one of the ice creams in the much-loved HB's kids' range to experience the true magic of ice cream. But with so many yummy choices, the only problem is knowing where to begin.

There’s a tasty favourite for kids young and old with brands like Calippo, Loop the Loop , Wibbly Wobbly Wonder and Twister constantly on the HB’s top sellers list.

Iceberger

Iceberger continues to be Ireland’s favourite ice cream.
Delicious creamy vanilla ice cream nestling between two scrumptious sandwich biscuits.
Loved by all age groups, Iceberger is the warm ice cream treat that sells all year round no matter what the weather.

Wibbly Wobbly Wonder

The delicious ice cream is made of strawberry & banana flavour ice creams with lemon flavour jelly topped with chocolate flavour coating. The jelly is yummy!
First launched in 1974, HB sold Wibbly Wobbly Wonder almost 98 million pieces until 2002. Laid end to end they would stretch from Dublin to Sydney!

Brunch

Biscuit crumble coated vanilla and strawberry flavour ice cream. The crispiness of the of the biscuit mixed with the soft creamy strawberry ice cream ensure it hits the spot.

Calippo

The famous water ice in a tube is the perfect way to enjoy that summer feeling all year round.
Out and about we have Calippo Orange and delicious Calippo Strawberry & Tropical flavours.

Twister

Why not tangle your tongue round a Twister? Bursting with the zingy flavours of pear, vanilla and strawberry, Twister first spun onto the market in 1982.The current range offers Twister singles and multipacks.

Loop the Loop

A clear winner amongst kids who like the refreshing taste of a lemon and lime lolly partly dipped in delicious chocolate.
First launched in 1977, this classic still has the same great taste .

That Away

A delicious strawberry, orange and lemon-lime flavour fruit ice pop in a fun hand shape from HB.
It only contains 60 calories

Did you know

HB products are free from artificial colours and flavours.
HB ice creams all have different flavours and different textures making them very exciting for kids and adults alike.
The use of wooden sticks for ice cream dates back to 1921. Ola in the Netherlands sponsored a project that inspired children to recycle wooden ice cream sticks, by creating a 15-meter long authentic replica Viking ship
Ice cream makes you happy! Most European consumers say that ice cream is fun to eat (71%) and nearly two in three say think ice cream is great for socializing (63.2%)*
Some of the very first ice creams were developed over 3000 years ago when the Chinese started mixing snow with fruit and honey