$1 each, pretty good, better than spending $4.50 for an individual convenience one.
Sold out atm local, thankfully, but maybe better luck at yours.
Item is $4.99 or $5.49 at WA Foodworks stores, and $8 at King Island Foodworks (TAS). Foodworks does not operate in NT.
Updated. Nice price aldi!
Even the Woolworths/Coles homebrand ones are still real ice cream for now, for less standard price. These companies are just taking the piss and people keep buying because of name.
Not ice cream… It is "ice confection with sugar cone" with more water and vegetable oil than milk
I try really hard to support the brand names. They innovate, do the R and D - as opposed to home brands that copy. but we've been pleasantly surprised by the Woolies Home brand boysenberry icecreams. The real icecream is actually pretty good and the normal price is less than a $1 a piece.
Avoid any "Ice Confection" nonsense imo. Better to save your money for real ice cream.
Remember when $4 used to be the standard special price for a box of four ice creams? 🥲
"Ice Confection" NOT "Ice Cream"
Ice cream is a frozen dairy product requiring a minimum milk fat content (often 10% or more), while an ice confection, also known as a frozen dessert, is a broader category of frozen treats that often have less or no milk fat, using vegetable oils or water-based ingredients."
Aldi has real ice cream cones and only $3.39.