It may use peas or coconut and not cow’s milk but experts say plant-based ice-cream now makes up 14% of the market
It is ice-cream but not as you know it. From instagrammable lollies bursting with fruit to treats made from coconut and peas rather than cow’s milk, an explosion of choice will see Britons spend an extra £100m on ice-cream this year.
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