Wagamama Kids Vanilla Pod Ice Cream with Toffee Sauce

Wagamama kids vanilla pod ice cream with toffee sauce is listed here at £2.70 (est.) and carries 145 kcal, a single scoop of vanilla ice cream with toffee sauce poured over it. Wagamama does not publish a price for this dessert, so the figure on this page is our estimate, pegged to the mini brownie bite, the one kids pudding the chain does price, and it is marked as an estimate wherever it appears on the site.

Vanilla pod is the detail worth noticing. The scoop comes flecked with real vanilla seeds rather than tasting of generic sweetness, and the toffee is the richest of the three sauces on offer, rounder than the chocolate and far sweeter than the passion fruit. Between them the pairing lands squarely in comfort territory, the dessert for a child with a straightforward sweet tooth. One scoop is the whole portion, and after a kids ramen or a katsu that is exactly the right size; it finishes the meal without launching a second one.

The vanilla pod ice cream with toffee sauce calories work out to roughly two thirds of the mini brownie bite and about seven times the tropical fruit ice lolly, the middle ground of the kids dessert list. Sugar is the number for parents to watch: around 15 g in this small bowl, when the NHS gives children aged 4 to 6 a daily free sugar cap of 19 g. As an occasional end to a meal that is fine; as a routine it adds up. Milk is the only allergen wagamama lists, the dish is marked vegetarian, and there is no vegan or gluten free marking. A medical milk allergy still belongs in a conversation with staff, since every wagamama kitchen is shared.

Anyone asking how much is the kids vanilla pod ice cream with toffee sauce should treat the menu board as the final word, since the printed price on the day beats any estimate. Within the three sauces, toffee is the sweetest tasting and the most popular with younger children. If the adults want their own pudding while the kids eat theirs, the chocolate brownie and the banana katsu from the main dessert list live in the same comfort food register.