Survey finds many brands of vanilla ice Cream in the UK don't contain the basic ingredients of vanilla, cream, or fresh milk

VOICED: Shows interior shots ice cream shop, with staff members scooping ice cream from tubs in counter and customers eating ice creams. Interior shots ice cream being made at an Ice Cream Parlour. Interview with traditional ice cream maker speaking on quality of proper ice cream. Exterior shots farmer caring for dairy herd of cows and interview with him speaking on buying the best quality ice cream from the supermarket. Interior shots Vanilla Ice Cream tub from Asda and close up shots list of ingredients. In much of the country it hasn't been the weather for ice cream this Bank Holiday weekend, but if you do fancy one, you may be surprised to discover that a number of brands don't contain any of the traditional ingredients. A "Which" survey of vanilla ice-cream found just half of the products surveyed contained the basic ingredients of vanilla, cream, or fresh milk, on 27th August, 2018 in Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom