Vienetta

Vienetta is a brand of ice cream product that is produced by Unilever. It is a layered ice cream dessert that has a unique, decorative appearance. The product was first launched in the United Kingdom in 1982 and has since become popular in many other countries.

History

Vienetta was first introduced by Walls in the UK in 1982. The product was created by Kevin Hillman, a development manager at the company, and Ian Butcher, a product developer. The idea was to create a luxurious ice cream product that could be served as a dessert at dinner parties. The name "Vienetta" is derived from "Viennese", a term used to describe things from Vienna, Austria, which is known for its rich, indulgent desserts.

Description

Vienetta is made by layering vanilla ice cream and thin sheets of chocolate to create a ruffled, wave-like effect. The product is typically sold in a box and is sliced to serve. The original version of Vienetta is made with vanilla ice cream and dark chocolate, but there are also other variations available, such as mint and strawberry.

Varieties

There are several varieties of Vienetta available, including:

• Mint Vienetta: This version features layers of mint-flavored ice cream and chocolate.
• Strawberry Vienetta: This variety has layers of strawberry ice cream and chocolate.
• Biscuit Vienetta: This version includes layers of biscuit-flavored ice cream and chocolate.

Popularity

Vienetta has been a popular dessert in many countries since its launch. It is particularly popular in the UK, where it is often served at Christmas and other special occasions. The product is also popular in other countries, including Australia, Italy, and the United States.

See also

• Ice cream
• Unilever
• Walls