Wagamama Kids Vanilla Pod Ice Cream with Passion Fruit Sauce

Wagamama kids vanilla pod ice cream with passion fruit sauce carries 138 kcal and is listed here at £2.70 (est.), and it is the lightest of the three sauced ice creams on the wagamama kids menu. Wagamama publishes no price for it, so the figure is this site's estimate, set level with the mini brownie bite, the only kids dessert that carries a printed price, and flagged as an estimate wherever it shows.

Passion fruit is the interesting pick of the three sauces. It brings a sharp, fragrant, faintly sour edge that cuts against the sweet vanilla instead of doubling down on it, so the little bowl finishes closer to fruit and cream than to a sundae. Children who reach for fruit at home tend to choose it without prompting, and it is the version parents steal spoonfuls of most often. The base underneath is the same single scoop of vanilla pod ice cream as the toffee and chocolate versions, flecked with real vanilla seeds; only the sauce changes.

The ice cream with passion fruit sauce calories come in a touch under both the toffee and the chocolate versions, and the sugar is the lowest of the three as well, at just under 15 g. That still swallows a large share of the 19 g daily free sugar cap the NHS sets for children aged 4 to 6, so it stays a treat, but it is the gentlest of the three ways to sauce this scoop. Milk is the only allergen wagamama lists. The dish is marked vegetarian, carries no vegan or gluten free marking, and the shared kitchen means a milk allergy belongs in a conversation with your server, not just a glance at the sheet.

Anyone checking how much is the kids vanilla pod ice cream with passion fruit sauce should treat the till as final, since the estimate here simply mirrors the one priced kids dessert. For a table carrying the tropical theme further, the coconut reika ice cream from the main list is the adult order that rhymes with this one, and a tropical juice does the same job in a glass.