Parents pay nearly £50 per child on ice creams
A poll of 2,000 parents found families spend an average of £47.70 per child on ice creams during the six-week summer break.
- A poll of 2,000 parents commissioned by Aldi found the average ice cream price is now £2.65, with children consuming three per week over summer totalling £47.70 over the six-week break.
- Parents are feeling the pinch, with 38 per cent wanting to provide the best summer possible but limited by affordability; 30 per cent budget in advance, with 21 per cent starting as early as January.
- Those in Leeds pay the most at £2.86 per ice cream, followed by London at £2.82, while Bristol and Manchester residents pay £2.80; families also anticipate spending £134 on eating out across the holidays.
- To support families, Aldi invested £300 million to lower prices on more than 1,000 products this year and launched a Summer Support Scheme giving away £50 shops daily throughout July and August.
- Julie Ashfield, chief commercial officer for Aldi, said: "Summer holidays are becoming increasingly expensive for families." The brand aims to keep essentials affordable to help families enjoy the holiday period without compromise.
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A poll of 2,000 parents found that the average ice cream price is now £2.65 in the UK - and the average child will eat three ice creams a week over the summer holidays, costing nearly £50 per child
Parents will pay nearly £50 per child on ice creams over the summer holidays
One in 10 will pay as much as £4 for a cone from an ice cream van.
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