A pack of Peters Light and Creamy Choc, Caramel and Vanilla Swirl on a kitchen bench.

Review Of Peters Light & Creamy Choc, Caramel & Vanilla Swirl 1.8L

Peters Light & Creamy Choc, Caramel & Vanilla Swirl sits in the economy tub section of supermarket freezers.

It’s a low-cost ice cream, ideal for consumers looking to reduce fat in their diet. This review looks at whether this tub is worth the money.

A hand holding a pack of Light and Creamy Choc, Caramel and Vanilla Swirl Ice Cream with a blurred kitchen in the background.
A closer look at the packaging.

What’s in the pack?

Peters Light & Creamy Choc, Caramel & Vanilla Swirl combines three low fat ice cream flavours. They are swirled together, rather than having straight lines like Neapolitan. The ice cream is 97% fat free with no artificial colours or sweeteners.

Is the ice cream any good?

Light & Creamy Choc, Caramel & Vanilla Swirl has a creamy, smooth taste despite having less fat. The addition of caramel in the tub is a nice change from the strawberry you get in Neapolitan.

Mild flavours will appeal to most, especially kids. An airy, foamy texture makes scooping effortless. It is also slow to melt once removed from the freezer.

Closeup photo of a scoop of Peters Light and Creamy Choc, Caramel and Vanilla Swirl Frozen Dessert.
Easy to scoop and slow to melt.

Every ice cream has its weaknesses. This budget-friendly ice cream doesn’t match the flavour and texture of pricier brands. It misses the rich, creamy consistency typical of premium ice creams, but it’s still enjoyable.

Light & Creamy Choc, Caramel & Vanilla Swirl offers excellent value for money. A 1.8L tub makes it ideal for families who love ice cream and want fewer calories in their lives.

A scoop of Peters Light and Creamy Choc, Caramel and Vanilla Swirl resting on the top of the container.
It’s 97% fat free.

Pros

  • A nice combination of flavours.
  • Creamy and smooth for a low fat ice cream.
  • Less than 100 calories per serving.
  • Australian-made.

Cons

  • It’s no match for more premium ice cream.
  • A lot of air is churned into this product.
A bowl of Peters L&C Choc, Caramel and Vanilla Ice Cream with the packaging behind it.
It’s airy and foamy.

What other flavours are available in this range?

  1. Review of Light & Creamy Classic Vanilla.
  2. Review of Light & Creamy French Vanilla.
  3. Light & Creamy Raspberry Ripple.

What are some similar products to try?

Light and Creamy Choc, Caramel, Vanilla is a unique combination with no competing products. If you like mixes of flavours, try Blue Ribbon Neapolitan or Peters Banana Split.

What do other buyers think?

I read all the online customer reviews for Light & Creamy Choc, Caramel & Vanilla Swirl. Here is a summary of what they thought:

The cream received highly favourable reviews, with customers frequently commending its creamy texture and delicious taste. They praised its rich flavour despite being a light or low-fat option. Several reviewers compared its taste to traditional, full-fat ice creams.

The product is consistently described as a favourite among families.

While most feedback is positive, there are a few critiques regarding its sweetness level or not meeting expectations.

Overall, Peters Light & Creamy Choc, Caramel & Vanilla Swirl is well-received for its flavour, creaminess, and reduced calories.

Top down bowl of Peters Light and Creamy Choc, Caramel and Vanilla Swirl.
Most reviews are positive for this frozen dessert.

Ingredients

The main ingredients in this ice cream are reconstituted low fat milk and glucose syrup. Milk solids and butter or cream are also added to enhance the creaminess.

Ingredient list: Reconstituted Low Fat Milk (60%), Glucose Syrup, Sugar, Milk Solids, Water, Butter (Milk) or Cream (Milk), Maltodextrin, Cocoa Solids (0.7%), Vegetable Origin Emulsifiers [477, 471 (Soy)], Colours (160b, 150d), Vegetable Gum (412), Flavours.

Milk fat

Milk fat impacts ice cream consistency. Higher levels result in a creamier, smoother mouthfeel. The Peters range is 97% fat free, with 2.3% milk fat.

More expensive brands have much higher milk fat levels. For example, Haagen-Dazs Light Vanilla has 16%.

Did you know? Ice cream products sold in Australia with less than 10% milk fat can’t label the front of pack “ice cream”.

An open pack of Peters Light and Creamy Choc, Caramel and Vanilla Swirl ready to scoop.
It’s got 2.3% milk fat.

Nutrition Information

No ice cream is good for you, so eat it in moderation. This product has 2.1g of saturated fat per 100g and 22.4g of sugar.

Number of servings: 18
Serving size: 46g

Quantity Per ServingQuantity Per 100ml
Energy310kJ680kJ
Protein1.5g3.3g
Fat, Total1.3g2.9g
-Saturated1.0g2.1g
Carbohydrate13.8g30.0g
-Sugars10.3g22.4g
Dietary Fibreโ€“โ€“
Sodium45mg100mg

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