Calories in Magnum Chocolate Duet Ice Cream Bar
Originally developed by a company in Denmark, Magnum is now a part of the Unilever brand. The company makes various ice cream and non-dairy frozen treats sold at grocery stores, convenience stores, and other markets. Today we review Duet Ice Cream Bars ingredients and nutrition facts.
These small ice cream bars are made with real ice cream that is fully dipped in a layer of chocolate then dipped half way in a second, different type of chocolate.
Magnum claims it’s Duet Ice Cream Bars are “the first ice cream bar to be dipped in two different types of chocolate”. This product is currently available in four flavors:
One package from the grocery store contains three Duet ice cream bars.
In this post, we provide an overview of the nutrition, calories, and ingredients in the popular chocolate duet ice cream bar.
Chocolate Duet Ice Cream Bar
The Chocolate Duet is made with vanilla ice cream that includes a swirl of raspberry. The ice cream bar is fully dipped in white chocolate then dipped to the half way point in milk chocolate.
Nutrition Facts Label
Ingredients
These are the ingredients in the Chocolate Duet Ice Cream Bar.
The ingredients also contain less than 2% of the following:
Natural Flavor refers to an ingredient (or ingredients) made from a natural product and used to add flavor to the final food item. The flavoring ingredient may, for example, spice, fruit juice, vegetable juice, herb, root, leaf, seafood, meat, eggs, or a variety of other plant or animal products. Natural Flavor may also be created from a combination or fermentation of these types of products.
Nutrition facts and ingredients source: Magnum Ice Cream
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